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The plot produces one of those surprise twists that reinforces its decline into gratuitous cliché.

Bob may have the beefed up body of a bouncer but Hardy continually emphasises his softer, hesitant side, his body language screaming flight even though he is built to fight.

Refreshing and breezy - but also forgotten almost as soon as it has wafted by.

Over the years, people have tried and failed to be as cool as Travolta.

An odd mix of affectionate satire and jarringly brutal slapstick, the former more successful than the latter except for when an unhinged Jim Carrey is on the prowl.

Line after line proves infinitely quotable... suggesting cult status as well as critical acclaim beckons.

It's hard not to recommend Killing Them Softly as there is plenty of Tarantino-esque vim to its icy world of contracts and crims, but the mix of styles and muddled message ultimately rob the film of greatness.

For all its flaws and soppy side issues... the film certainly has its moments.

Even the Coen Bros cannot stimulate interest in a guy who has switched the lights off inside his head.

Gore Verbinski treats the whole thing as a romp.

The gratutious violence sickens. The grandstand sex is faked.

A hilarious, shocking, and in the end, moving film.

This offbeat comedy is a genuine step forward in the Scrooge-U-Like repro market.

Another victim of the style over substance genre.

The original Pelham was a tense affair but this modern version cranks up the edge-of-your-seat factor even further.

While this might sound like a trite story of redemption, it’s one infused by both a unique aesthetic and compelling central performances.

A breathtaking fantasy world with stunning live-action puppetry, flawless CGI and a talented voice cast.