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Not a satire on the aspirations, colonial hangovers and intuitive racism of the Asian community in England's fraught and fractured land, but a detective story cluttered with high school nostalgia.

[Henderson] holds this difficult movie together in a powerhouse performance of quiet steel.

This second part of the Indiana Jones trilogy is undoubtedly its weakest link, yet it contains a number of classic scenes and some first class thrills and spills which will appeal to audiences of all ages.

Remains highly watchable today.

Offers a convincing demonstration of the theorem that good writing and sensitive performances can equal an engaging and nuanced piece of cinema.

It becomes quite grim and, although by no means perfect, uses the genre expectations to con the audience as well.

In the central role, Frieda Pinto shows that she has come of age, delivering the story's most powerful screen heroine yet.

The star is O'Donnell. As good as he is, he has the look of a lad on a gap year rather than the charismatic leader who might carry this through.