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It's refreshing to see such a positive take from a newcomer.

If you're going to build a story around a conversion, you really need to be able to relate to your character on both sides of that process.

A dense and dark storyline that is compelling in and of itself, rather than simply ladelling on lots of game-changing twists.

Rarely has any actor immersed himself so completely in a role.

While many a primetime drama has ended up drowning in soap, CSI could do to take a shower in it a little more often.

Clément signposts the action too far in advance, so that with the tension gone, all that's left is to enjoy his craft.

There's enough style and aplomb to give this the makings of a minor cult classic and a suitable addition to the rotting canon.

Inconceivable is a well made film anchored by strong work from Gershon, who gives her character a lot more depth than is present in the script.

The only thing of quality is the poster. Its artistic imagination outstrips anything in the movie.

Regardless of your tolerance for high camp and massive hair, you've got to admit it's memorable.

Finch has great fun imagining his way into the kind of passionate, dogmatic and slightly unhinged character who has only latterly begun to succeed in the industry in real life.

It is a measure of Brosnan's understated qualities as an actor that you never think of James Bond.

While its thriller elements deliver, the film is undermined by a subplot that was surely over-egged even when it was made and which has only been further diminished by the passage of time.

The performers all do a decent job but one of the movie's major flaws is the awful assortment of accents flying around.