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Sends an icy blast of fresh air into the moribund genre.

If Josh Hartnett gives up sex for Lent, DO YOU CARE? Only if it's funny. Well, it's not.

Scott surpasses himself. The visual quality of the action sequences is exceptional.

Everything is so hurried that the wheels begin to come off.

The real star of this movie is Alan Rickman.

The film succeeds so well in a genre, where pastiche is the norm, by accepting absurdity as real.

You know what's going to happen. The only difference is the teenagers don't strip first.

Because of a multitude of sub-plots, the main one gets overlooked, until suddenly there's a car chase, or guns go off.

Though directors should be praised for being willing to experiment with genre, Tran Anh Hung's effort simply doesn't coalesce.

It's the pace of the film that wins the day.

The film is appallingly directed, exposing the actors to scenes of baffling embarrassment.

Not so much From Here To Eternity as From Here To This Time Next Week, which is a terrible waste.

I know it will mostly appeal to comic book fans like myself, but people should give it a chance, if only to experience its style.

Serves as a reminder of a talent who despite some failures hasn't forgotten how to direct thrillers.

Coppola demonstrates remarkable confidence.

Indulges a form of slow motion romantic slush that smoothes the rough edges and gives the film a polished sheen to disguise its mediocrity.