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Almost every action movie nowadays borrows from every other action movie and this one happens to be done incredibly well.

Although displaying much of the barbed wit of his first film, this is a more measured and moving work.

Not so very far from where we all live today.

A compelling story, effectively told.

Self-hatred and lies, stuck on the merry-go-round of never-ending temptations... give Flight its tension.

He manages not only to reveal a thesis statement on his entire career, but also dive into the experimental territory like never before.

Characterisation and incident appear thin.

Martin Sherman's script is witty; Judi Dench has terrific fun with Mrs H; Stephen Frears directs with sensitivity, not to say aplomb.

Nick Grosso's film looks improvised in the style of second year media studies.

The short Poirot TV series was limited by time, although never moulded into stereotype, mainly due to David Suchet's incomparable performances.

Their adventures and scrapes and close encounters of the emotional kind are wittily chronicled in Xavier's short history of his life so far.

This is the first time in ages - perhaps ever - that the hot-blooded delights of a country house ball have been shown to be fun.

Its conception seems stunted from the outset by an inability to engage.

Set Fire To The Stars never quite catches, but that's not to deny the chemistry between its leads or the artistry of its approach.

A more action-led and contemporary take to satisfy modern audiences, with a hero who's as much a swashbuckler as he is a stuffy intellectual.