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A cast of talented actors and a superabundance of musical acts and a genuine sense of fun.

It's well executed (a phrase I use unthinkingly) and did make me laugh, but not enough to allay my concerns.

Its structure aims for Shakespeare, but is little more than shaky, its dialogue is dire and there is enough ham and wood in the performances to make a perfectly good barbecue.

Because it wouldn't be a Chris Morris production unless it made me feel horrendously uncomfortable in some way or other, I laughed a lot, realised with horror what nightmarish events I was laughing at, and then started to laugh at that instead.

You wish movies told the truth a bit more. Neeson as working-class hero doesn't wash.

The ladle of light-hearted farce is never far enough from the plot.

Six Minutes To Midnight is a labour of love and it shows us how innocence can be lost.