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A sensitive, intelligent and captivating performance.

Even the ending, which otherwise would be dismissed as inconclusive, feels valid and true, emphasising yet again the magic that is Mann.

Those anarchic avians, the penguins, steal every scene they are in making them, to my way of thinking, the best additions to animated film since that coyote fancied roadrunner for dinner.

Formulaically funny and kids will adore every derivative minute.

The second in the trilogy is less innovative and more windy in the speechifying department.

The Matrix Trilogy began with such energy and originality... now it seems more like an expensive video game.

In this way, Miyazaki avoids any simplistic 'message', preferring to present a more complicated dialectic on the environmental difficulties that continue to 'curse' us to this day.

Sandler turns in one of the most convincing portraits of a mentally ill person seen on our screens for years.

Tightly written (Wesley Strick and Bruce Robinson) and directed (Joseph Ruben), with strong performances all round.

When murder-most-foul becomes murder-most-samey, goose bumps flatten.

As a cinematic experience it’s as dull and maddening as a bad dose of PMT.