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There's plenty in Bee Movie for people of all ages.

This is no classic, it's formulaic stuff, but the quality performers prevent things getting to saccharine and preachy.

Witherspoon gives one of those performances that obliterates all before her.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off is a laugh-out-loud fest that makes you wonder how can kids be so intelligent and so stupid at the same time.

As big liz flicks go, Godzilla delivers the goodies.

Supremely silly and really quite inventive.

The 3D genuinely adds a layer of freshness to the experience, right from the opening frames when we fly into the heart of the film with Zazu, and the immersive effect makes you reconsider and appreciate the exquisite hand-drawn animation all the more.

With the exception of the Springtime For Hitler numbers, the melodies are weak and interchangeable, although the lyrics are clever, which is not to say memorable.

Every time we are afforded a glimpse of the outrageous figure, the film crackles with energy.

Featuring an up to scratch all-star cast, it is Close who really shines, with a cracking quirky little performance, again demonstrating her range.

I found myself transported back to a time when I truly believed there was every possibility that I would grow up to be a princess.

A fertility flick for women whose feet and minds seldom leave the stirrups.

Tower Heist hangs on its fast pacing, its glossy look and the performances of the actors.

To its great distinction, To Dust is concerned with the spirit in physical things.

Attempting the fusion of psychological damage with cartoon sentimentality results in a mixture of what might have been and what doesn’t work any more.

It avoids sentimentality and explores layers of damage beneath the surface of family relations.