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Without a doubt one of the most boring films I've ever not slept through.

The incomparable Denzel Washington gives another of his thoughtful, sensitive performances that carries a surplus of the dignity gene.

Hoblit and Emmerich try to engage the viewers' brains rather than using the set-up as an excuse to crowbar in action scenes at every chance.

Without question an eerie and ambiguous piece.

It's incoherent in the extreme, the acting is pretty bad and there are heavy helpings of cheese, but for all that, it has a certain charm.

There are so many sub-plots jostling for position that some are ditched almost before they appear.

Taut and visceral filmmaking at its most intense.

Dragging at times and lacking both humour and heart, it rarely intrigues in the way McGoohan's often loopy version sometimes did.

It latches onto the more simplistic domestic aspect of the story at the expense of exploring the more difficult and complex political issues.

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