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Like vintage Egoyan, and the better for it.

Every time we are away from the older generation, they're sorely missed and the action drags without their presence.

Comes very close to salvation through utter silliness.

The subject of the film is as important as it is painful. To turn away is to condone denial.

When it comes to Japanese slo-mo sensuality, there is nothing you can do but admire the photography, because arousal has been dulled to death long before.

It would be overly enthusiastic to say that Survival is a true return to form after the relative misfire of Diary, but it is difficult to deny that Survival is a pretty good piece of genre filmmaking.

Flawed yes, but by doing everything better than you'd expect, Timecop is the thinking man's Van Damme movie.

Gillespie and Kostanski's real talents become visible when it comes to the special effects work, and here the film excels.