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The level of humour has plummeted.

A charrming and funny improvement over the second and third slices.

The Bad Guys 2 is proper entertainment.

Blade has no sense of humour - you knew that already - but Snipes is made to look iconic, which means he's a dull date.

The themes of friendship and teamwork are targeted at young audiences but it zips along at pace - a reminder that you don't need super-complex plotting, so long as you deliver on laughs.

This movie hypes the old glammers, with a story of such banality it encourages brain death.

This is not just the best of the filmed Fantastic Fours but top drawer MCU, a film that entertained me as a thing itself, as a comics connoisseur, as someone who's done their Marvel miles.

This is a highly personal work that opens the door on some dark truths of Hollywood and fame, but it also doesn’t quite know what to do to elevate itself beyond a peep show into human misery.

A fluffy piece of nonsense that sidesteps more opportunities than it confronts.

Rarely does a character jump off the screen in the way Klara does. Ortega is luminous in the role.

As a portrait of Babylon, before Aids and the Nineties doused its fire, Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato's film captures the mood of decadence unchained

Its intended jokes are mostly unfunny but as it develops, The Rambler contains enough hallucinatory imagery, lifted straight from low-budget sci-fi horror, to boil over with a certain nightmarish feel.

If this is romance, it's dead.

The film may be a dog trainer's day out but as entertainment it sucks on wood

Day not only captures the vocals perfectly, which is no mean feat considering the smoke in Holiday's voice, but gives a feel for the star, retaining a sense of steely resolve in the face of alcoholism, heroin addiction and her often violent relationships