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The worse RBTV has to offer could not match the mind numbing stupidity of this caper.

Green's richly detailed documentary is a portrait of a remarkable woman, a love letter to early cinema and a fascinating detective story all in one.

Though likely a little too whimsical for some, Boys Go To Jupiter seems destined to develop a cult following.

People who are hard work in real life can still make entertaining - even sympathetic - characters in films, and Rosenmeyer strikes this balance very effectively.

It's a particular treat to see some of the last interview material ever recorded by the late great Hunter S Thompson.

A tighter focus on the misery that drives people may have made this a more indispensable glance at the industry, but for anyone with a love of comedy, it’s sure to harbour a few gems.

The film doesn't know what it's doing, or where it's going.

Comes as something of a disappointment, this is the first Pixar film that one suspects could have been done live-action.

Although the plot meanders wildly and the message of the film lacks focus, this is consistent with the character of its protagonists, convincingly muddled teenagers who are trying to find their voices at the same time as they're trying to make them heard.

Not so much a thriller, with an unexpected twist, as a schizophrenic character study, a portrait of the artist as a disturbed young man, still exercising his creative imagination to the very end.

A dreary, cynical exercise in the marketing of cuddly toys.