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As a romantic comedy, this slips into the smile zone easier than you might expect.

Nicholson gathers his bag of tricks and succeeds in making a terrible man endearing. Hunt is a wonder.

The film's attempt at softcore titillation fails; it's like a tacky home movie, masquerading as social comment.

Burgundy's ability to survive cockups on an industrial scale is impressive

The runt of a bountiful litter.

Shadyac and screenwriter Doug Atchison really over-egg the pudding.

Saturday Night Live regular Mooney, who has a twinkly mischievousness and comic timing reminiscent of a young Gene Wilder, plays James as naive, but never stupid.

There's the sort of amount of material here that used to form the basis for an entire series of The Shield, so even with a running time of two hours, it's difficult for anything to be dwelt on in detail.

Despite all the blood on screen, Fast Food Nation is a strangely anaemic movie.

See it for Kinnear’s career-best performance and a few effective scenes and pithy lines.

Godawful more like.

A fine start to Ricky Gervais’ silver screen career.

When the daughter of the richest man in town is dragged from the bottom of a muddy pond because of the psychic's premonition, you know this can be no ordinary thriller.

The film could be called "old fashioned" but that is rarely a bad thing.

Writer Michael Arndt has cleverly captured the bribery and corruption which lie at the heart of most families.

The potential for good times is wasted.

It is hard not to be entertained.

Apart from the women/cattle cliche it is difficult to tell where the dagger of disapproval is directed.

The film doesn't know what it's doing, or where it's going.

A romantic comedy that cuts up cliches and scatters them across the mid West.

Robots has a glittering voice cast and astonishing CGI animation and yet is over endowed with too much of this, too much of that and too much of everything.

Delightful to watch.

As the film digs into psychological stress, Athale crafts the sharp, unspoken parts of grief into shards that cut at his characters.

It's unclear whether we're supposed to be laughing at, or with, the protagonists - a fatal mistake.

A smart, twisty little thriller of the sort which don't come along very often.

A true fan is reluctant to give up on a movie and yet 20 minutes into this, the need to escape is almost irresistible.

The Tom & Meg Show is feelgood and sugar coated, which is expected, but not witty, funny or original enough.