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The Awakening is a film that will keep you guesing as multiple possible solutions to its puzzles appear and disappear.

One of the key plot developments in the film is a process by which you can reverse time and live a day all over again, sadly an option not available to filmgoers yet.

When Liz dons her breast plate and rallies the troops at Tilbury, you'll want to put down your paella and rush out and sink a few Spanish ships yourself.

Ridley Scott's 2nd century extravaganza dies during those pauses between blood, sweat and fear.

Robinson makes careful use of movement and perspective to keep us guessing whether the boil is real or a product of Bagley's disordered imagination.

Mirrors doesn't feel like an unfixed horror for an uncertain world, it comes across more as a broth for the appetites of focus groups.

Despite the pantomime nature of the story, a collection of engaging performances really draws the viewer in.