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The car chases are exciting for those who appreciate hand/eye co-ordination and the stunts can be impressive.

If you know (Luc) Besson's oeuvre, you know Brick Mansions.

Kids will find it long and slow, with only one truly scary moment, and dads won't believe a word of it.

A more complex plot, solid character development and some fantastic set pieces make this one a winner.

If proof was needed that the ethics of the two-minute commercial have taken over the visual media, this is it.

If only Fast And Furious had a better sense of humour, it might just wash.

This souped up little number comes with plenty of cliche under the bonnet.

Flags Of Our Fathers does a helluva job.

The characters seem as shallow as the waters through which they paddle.

On one level, it is taut, exciting and highly effective. On another level, it is absurd because the man in the truck is much too smart.

Besides the schizophrenic storyline, what really brings the film down to a 3-star experience is the fact that director Wayne Kramer uses every editing technique he can think of, despite whether it is appropriate or not.

Mindless and superficial and snobbish and slight.

Proof that when you combine a great premise and a talented director, you don't necessarily strike gold.

Tightly paced and styled after the manner of a 1940s creature feature, this is a film peppered with bad jokes and innuendo yet played absolutely straight between its two leads.

The plot has been round the block so often, it makes itself sick.