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Daft the plot may be, but all concerned do a splendid job.

A charrming and funny improvement over the second and third slices.

This is a warm-hearted pleasure for comedy romance lovers - Austen readers or not - everywhere.

No film by Herzog has ever been so defiantly mainstream – and yet at the same time this remains one of the director's craziest, most outlandish affairs.

Improvised by an exceptional cast of intelligent actors.

Charles Perrault must be spinning in his grave.

The racist jibes aren't sharp enough. The love story beggars belief.

The brave new world of electronic dictatorship is not ready for this. There are no maps.

The gags aren’t cruel, only palely loitering.

There's a sense that For Your Consideration has followed in the footsteps of its own premise, that of an inconsequential movie which has managed to make it.

There are too many ideas, both verbally and visually, to take in before the ghost of Walt Disney has a spectral moment.

There is a reasonable amount of sarcastic wit, stereotypical female hang ups and ridiculously embarrassing situations to satisfy.

Witherspoon treads water. It's a shame.

Reese Witherspoon is irresistibly wonderful.

Jim Carrey makes a compelling villain, so much so that when he's not on screen, you want him back.

Fennell explores the lasting effects of traumatic events with care, never making light of the situation even amid moments of comedy.

Swan Song is, like many such airs, a little too slow and indulgent for its own good, sometimes meandering and losing its way, but Kier’s magnetic performance, which won him Best Actor Awards in Dublin and Monte Carlo, holds it all together.