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Despite the somewhat formulaic plot - the twist and turns are what you would expect and where you would expect them - the pacing of the narrative makes Dark Winds very watchable.

An odd mixture of the striking and the squandered.

The Rocky Horror Show flits briefly across your mind, except that was fun and this is vile.

The proverbial buzz surrounding Juno is, like, totally justified.

Unnecessary plot layers descend from a great height, crushing any spark of adventure.

CGI shocks don't shiver your timbers because you've been here, seen that, and what's left is betting on who's next for Meg's brekky

The best gags, at least for the over 20s, subvert 50s sci-fi movie convention.

At heart a deeply misogynistic view of female empowerment.

Although Steve Carell is an undoubtedly talented actor with fantastic comedic ability, his shouty boss frequently overplays things and lacks the subtlety that made Gervais’ Brent so watchable.

The second series improves immeasurably over the first and proves all its doubters - including me - totally wrong.

After a slow and largely laugh-free start, this does build up a reasonable head of steam, with enough smart lines and well-timed physical comedy to keep its head above water.

The fights are amazing.

The surface detail may be uncanny, but there’s a truly different film under the skin here.