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At its core, Adventureland is a surprisingly sweet and tender coming-of-age romance.

Burgundy's ability to survive cockups on an industrial scale is impressive

Don’t be tempted to dismiss it as another fluffy chick flick – this is a film with balls, bite and plenty to appeal to both sexes.

Painfully self-conscious, trying ultra hard to be wacky and repeatedly missing the mark.

A magnificent 90 minutes of slapstick silliness.

Good enough.

Alexander Payne's latest, unclassifiable film gallivants with us through a number of different worlds that all seem familiar, yet perplexing.

This is a blockbuster which puts the emphasis firmly on entertainment by showing its heroes enjoying their roles, not suffering through angst.

Initially seems to be another quirkily neurotic chick-flick, but soon reveals itself to be surprisingly good-natured and insightful.

It is in these details, the small objects Jonze provides us with in his film of disembodied desires, that essences become distilled.

Fast and funny enough to let even its derivativeness take wing – and, as any seven-year-old can tell you, dragons are cool.

There is no tension, no expectation of trouble. Happiness infuses the land

The Martian’s real strength lies in its good-natured attitude.

Plotting is afoot, so that the spirit of the Eighties is embraced and royally sent up.

In the realm of the insane reason has no place. Anything is possible. Even the impossible

It either, depending on how open you are to it, completely goes off the rails in the final 20 minutes and destroys its credibility, or instead delivers a provocative moral twist

Though it's not on a par with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's best work, it's hard to imagine anybody not enjoying it.

He takes the antihero into areas of sad you never knew you wanted to avoid.

The end product of a long and dismal trend in American indies, where the effort to create art just like the art one saw last week has produced a formula that is exponentially recursive.

If you’ve ever wanted to see a bagel and a lavash engaging in homosexual activity used as an argument for why Israel and Palestine should just y’know, smoke some weed and get on with each other, here’s your chance!

Walk Hard delivers a wonderful collection of pastiches that are both amusing and very catchy.

There have been bad films. There have been terrible films. And then there's Welcome To Me

The central characters, so often a weak point in superhero movies, are well developed with solid performances all round. Gadot, meanwhile, goes above and beyond.