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This is complete hand-waving trash - he's an ignorant, privileged cocky arsehole and good things happen to him. Pass the sick bucket.

Without wanting to sound like the marketing director for Cliché City, the film is heartwarming, life enhancing and full of love.

Anything can happen and nothing makes sense and reality is a word as plain as it is pointless

The performances are rapier sharp

Directing with confidence and misdirecting with grace, Paxton draws us into a world where the absence of apparent solutions becomes compelling in itself.

Without the girl the film might have slipped under the radar. With the girl it takes off.

An early piece of Levienaise-Farrouch's score profoundly conveys the dance between beauty and sadness or beauty and pain.

If you're going to do science fiction, you really need to get the science right, because otherwise all you're doing is attacking straw men.

Excellent acting alone can’t stop the nagging suspicion that things are being grossly simplified.

There's plenty of room here for an interesting story. Unfortunately, first time writer/director James D'Arcy has no interest in developing one.

Emotional tension bristles from almost every frame of Charlie Manton's short drama.

Starter for Ten is not searing drama, but it does make for a pleasant and worthwhile trip down nostalgia lane.

It's a sense of humour failure that finally sinks the movie.

Likely to strike the strongest chord with couples who understand there's a double meaning to enduring love.