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The script is weak, relying heavily on travelogue-style scenes of Earhart’s flights, passages from her diaries and newsreel footage and headlines.

Kimberly Peirce has taken a newspaper story and given it style.

Everything is so hurried that the wheels begin to come off.

There are some killer one-liners to enjoy here and lots of great one-off gags interjected in what is, to be fair, a very silly story.

As an old-fashioned disaster movie, with state-of-the-art effects and a script that floats, The Core definitely does the business.

We shouldn’t feel so obviously manipulated and steered away from everything else towards the leads’ performances.

Where the film succeeds beyond expectation is in its depiction of the kids and how the tribal lines are drawn in areas of this city where drive-bys are as common as parking tickets.

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.

Jones spares none of the gory details in his depiction of the way the West really was.

With some awesome location shots of the Arctic circle and a brooding score from David Julyan, Nolan’s picture oozes atmosphere.

A tour de force of stark, pared-to-the-bone craftsmanship.

It's as though Marshall gathered together all the subplots from films that never got made or were left on the cutting-room floor and sticky-taped them together end on end to create this horror of a holiday centipede.

It will definitely appeal to women rather than men, but it will also touch anyone, male or female, who has had to or is having to face a terminal illness.

Gives 300 a run for its money as one of the funniest films this year.

Overall, The Resident is a solid step in the right direction for Hammer, being an archetypal genre piece made with care and some style, distinguished by solid acting from reliable leads.

Offered the galaxy screenwriters and animators can't help themselves. They indulge and then overindulge until nothing makes sense anymore

Danner...does an excellent job with the material she is given and makes very clear the fact that her character is losing her memory, not her mind.