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The set-pieces are sporadic – but always exciting and kinetic.

The most ambitious, assured and accomplished work to date from Xavier Gens, Cold Skin is terrifying in places and heartbreaking in others.

Scruffy and scarred and only inadvertently dashing, Crepsley has none of the glamour generally associated with vampires today, though John C. Reilly has no difficulty in making him compelling.

It's not war with an aggressor. It's war within.

It’s all likely to bore even the teenage boy target audience who’ll have outgrown the eponymous toys by the time they might stand a chance of being diverted by this tripe.

Brought up a notch by a fine cast, some genuinely funny scenes and a curious darker streak that lies beneath the laughs.

The dialogue has a tendency to forget what century it is.

In short, Outpost is exactly what a horror film should be.

If you like going to the cinema so that you can find yourself swept away emotionally, clinging to the edge of your seat and gasping for breath, RRR will not let you down.

Thor: The Dark World is nimble of step in the comedy department but as heavy as a hammer to the chest when it comes to exposition.

The characters in the film are very much 2D.