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David vs Goliath: The Rematch.

By focusing on the journey of how a spy becomes the Bond, James Bond we all know, the movie manages the impossible task of coping with all the baggage laid before it and reinvigorating our interest.

Juno Temple, building on the early promise she showed in Atonement, is superb as Di, fragile and sympathetic even at her most unpleasant.

Dark Shadows lacks any real drive or momentum, struggling to sink its teeth into a compelling story or plot

Despite full frontals, this is less erotic than scooping shelled shrimps out of aspic with your tongue.

Gerald McMorrow has conjured up a film that spans many genres, coupling inventive storytelling with a strong visual aesthetic.

The battle for Jerusalem is full of jaw-dropping, breathless action.

Overall, the film doesn't quite achieve the level of dramatic tension it should.

Makes its point clearly and evocatively.

There's an awareness here that's missing from many such tales, a more astute take on how disability and society interact.

The narrative manages to balance the personal with the wider world of space exploration while dealing with the issues of domesticity and family demands and the conflicts of pursuing a demanding work arc.

War by any other name

You don't venture into this steaming snake pit without balls of steel

It's big, traditional, film-making, anchored in some quality performances.

Dumas may have provided the mettle but everyone here has sharpened it.

Araki never digs deep enough, wasting the opportunity to expose her resentments.