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A sensitive, intelligent and captivating performance.

It just all feels like too much of what we expect and not enough we haven't seen before.

This is not a serious film, rather a parody. Every attribute of style over content is here

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

We get to witness the birth of a new genre and are confronted with a violent American history that Hollywood fictions have previously not dared to tackle.

Dreamgirls has the passion, the moves, the rhythm and the sex appeal, as well as the curse and casualties of fame.

The odyssey of Downey and Galifianakis is composed of far too many sharp edges and far too little warmth.

Maika Monroe is superb as always, showing that she can adapt to pretty much anything and make it believable. Her character is a basket of clichés but she gives her a distinct identity nonetheless.

There are no winners, only casualties

It is to the film's great credit that its politics remain subtle.

Director Destin Daniel Cretton takes it at the right pace and avoids made-to-measure emotional hooks.

Although at times it verges on turning into CSI Riyadh, The Kingdom is ultimately much smarter and better informed than most of its ilk.

Flails about through a series of ostensible set-pieces until it reaches a conclusion that verges on the nonsensical.

Miami Vice is definitely style over substance.

Once Rio has settled into its status as a romantic chase caper, the breakneck momentum comes ready-fitted.

As the film sinks into a morass of sugary fizz a serious question bursts to the surface: are children really interested in emotional cohesion within communities?

An epic biopic with charm, finesse and very few flaws.

Foxx gives a vivid and incredibly moving portrayal of this troubled genius.

With its fragmented narrative, it feels almost like a shorts collection jazz riff on the theme of existence and metaphysics.

The film maintains an excellent blend of the domestic and the dramatic

It's not long before it all becomes delightfully self-mocking.

Once the explosions begin to kick in the film concentrates on Tatum and Foxx on the run - an easy-going and watchable pairing that displays real chemistry.