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Never really delivers the goods like it should.

Everything Everywhere All At Once is bravura, high concept, unhinged and beautifully crafted.

An absorbing, disturbing and exceptionally composed filmic fable.

It seems some alloy of leaden and brazen.

This a memorable film, luxurious and intense.

With acting this wooden one might as well be watching a puppet show.

The real point of the thing is to show off the cast's kung fu at any given opportunity.

In this saga of split bodies and double lives, it seems that everyone yearns for change.

The centre of Shang Chi is a wuxia picture. A very entertaining one too.

Overall, the film looks fantastic. The special-effects work, which took a year of post-production to complete, wouldn’t look out of place in a movie with ten times the budget.

Would you like to see things you've seen before, slightly re-organised, and often louder?

For fans of the musical, this will give them more of what they already like, perhaps even too much. For those not yet fans I'm not sure this will give them enough.

Part of the frustration with Wicked: For Good is that, as with its other half, its quality in so many places highlights its weaknesses in others.