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As with the best science fiction, the technology of the future is used to explore the human condition of the present.

The performances are finely nuanced, capturing the complexities of real life individuals and avoiding caricature.

Amber Benson and Adam Busch's Drones may be slight, but that low-key triviality is an essential part of its humour.

We move from one subject and set of characters to another, but the pacing, energy, horror and humour are perfectly in key, and the whole is a perfect delight.

A depressingly banal story.

Posey is irresistable. She has perfected the dysfunctional bitch to such a degree, it is pure sweet delight, masochisticly speaking, to keep your eyes on her.

Lulu Wilson’s impatient energy and Wexler’s panache are perfectly matched.

The nostalgic delight of this movie is due partly to Santo Loquasto's production design and Laura Cunningham Bauer's costumes, both of which are outstanding.

The fact that Michael Almereyda's playful biopic doesn't quite fire on all cylinders feels more like a tribute than a failing.

This creative and visually arresting adaptation of Brian Selznick’s critically acclaimed novel marks a filmmaker at the top of his game.