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The worse RBTV has to offer could not match the mind numbing stupidity of this caper.

Dreyfuss is a force of nature. His energy is boundless, his eyes sparkle with ideas, he runs (not walks), he gushes (not speaks), he laughs like a hyena.

Forman loses direction and the two halves of the film remain indifferent to each other. Portman overacts to a degree that simplifies madness to a stereotype.

A story this damp should be squeezed before use.

A film like this is great for kids: fun, bright, short (76 minutes) and action packed, with a soft nurturing touch.

What is required is not another helicopter in flames.

Bogdanovich allows the scenes to play out in near silence as the brilliance of the lighting, staging, and acting leave the viewer breathless and trembling.

"We played a rough game, and we lost"

Badly acted, badly directed, emotionally irresponsible and dramatically unconvincing.

A hard-hitting, ruthlessly honest account of a young American's experience of being locked up in a throw-away-the-key situation miles and years from home.

What stops it from being just another generic Christmas movie is a brilliant script by John Hughes, packed full of hilarious set pieces and perfect comic timing from Chevy Chase.

The five scriptwriters working on this can't think of anything funnier than an exploding bog and an errant vibrator.

The late 21st century moonscape resembles Las Vegas in a bubble and the hoods behave like they've never left straight-to-video.