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Saturday Night Live regular Mooney, who has a twinkly mischievousness and comic timing reminiscent of a young Gene Wilder, plays James as naive, but never stupid.

Any greater insight into the life of Fuller is most welcome.

What begins as an Ian Fleming piss take ends in a Kill Bill blood bath

The film is a visual treat, boasting a well-realised steampunk aesthetic and inventive visual flourishes.

Catch one episode of this, and you are likely to be left in awe... catch more than on and you will start noticing the grinding repetitions.

The tone may be cheeky and playful, but it is always affectionately so.

Few can deny the great storytelling of Lucas' true first episode of his space-opera.

It is a spectacular, brilliantly realised piece of moviemaking

The best-looking and orchestrated space battle ever committed to film.

This is perhaps less a swansong than a familiar sunset

The Force Awakens manages to stop one thinking about how disbelief is suspended and instead carry one along.

It's that old magic again.

While having so little money may, paradoxically, have liberated Bakshi from studio interference, this freedom allows him to indulge in ideas that are, metaphorically and otherwise, away with the fairies.

The film mines a lot of clichés but manages to do something a little different with them, blending traditional elements of children’s fiction with a distinctly 21st Century sensibility.