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Alias is intelligently-written, notably complex and deserves to be more well-known that it is.

We’re asked to shimmy up huge drainpipes of disbelief, over and above the basic premise, which means you care little about what’s going on when the chunky exposition tries to set you straight.

Rosen's script is dazzlingly witty.

Despite its stoner credentials, HIGH School thrives on speed.

With plenty of rom in this com, it's easy to be taken in by the simple characters and the simple plot.

Teenyboppers will think it cool, twentysomethings will throw up.

Thomas Ropelewski's script isn't sharp enough and Bratt's character is depressingly phoney.

The film has an individuality about it and yet looks like a store front studio product.

McLean eases us into the story and straight away begins to slowly crank up the tension and muster an unshakable air of sickening foreboding.