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No filmmaker since Woody Allen has loved New York like this, but Lee is prepared to show it in all its stark ugliness.

Egoyan has made an edgy and contemporary psychological thriller.

Death Proof is as much an experience as it is a movie for those who love movies.

Rarely has a film been so serious in its underlying implications and intent, and yet so moronic in its execution.

What rescues A Guide To Recognizing Your Saints from bland conventionality is Montiel's bravura approach to direction.

While the chase scenes are effective, the jokes feel like the ghost of much better one-liners.

The film is uneven and, at times, sentimental, with a terrific performance from Washington in a less than glamorous role.

As well as being brain-dead, the plot is nasty.

In crash bang lingo this would be dubbed explosivimo

The Black is back and it feels like fun.

This is an entertaining time passer which should keep the kids happy.

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

Somewhere the plot hangs by a thread. All you have to do is find it. But you can't

One of Rent's better-known songs, Seasons of Love, tells us that a year is 525,600 minutes, but believe me, this film seemed an awful lot longer than that.

The fights are amazing.

The humour is acerbic.

You don't venture into this steaming snake pit without balls of steel

It’s refreshing to see an unconventional plot in a Hollywood feature, especially with an actor such as Smith involved.

I know it will mostly appeal to comic book fans like myself, but people should give it a chance, if only to experience its style.

It hurts to watch

Boyle makes excellent use of London's roofscape and some dazzling modern apartments whose glass provides both reflective and transparent surfaces which help confuse dream and reality.

By the time Frank and Chris are taking on the train - complete with running, dangling and some large chunks of that back story you had rather hoped they'd forgotten about - the tension begins to hum.

The plot may be a pot-pourri of action cliches, but the film has a healthy sense of humour and an easy way with itself.

It's the film's sheer lack of charm that proves terminal.