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All credibility and tension, manifested during the bulk of the film, is completely robbed at the final hurdle by a ludicrous ending.

An honest musical understanding is displayed throughout and it provides a refreshing undercurrent in what might otherwise be a stiflingly familiar tale.

A saccharine mess, bereft of wit, originality or purpose.

Despite the cast's efforts, the film is a bit of a nothing.

Guy Pearce is a puzzling lead, at times desperately out of his depth, mostly getting away with it due to his skill at looking lost and miserable as he mumbles his lines and does a bizarre impression of Nick Cave.

Imagine the worst children's TV programme you've ever seen. Now remove any residual plot, replace the professional crew with children and halve the effects budget.

Unusually powerful, due to Besson's ability to interweave shockingly brutal violence with intimate human storylines.