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A good example of the contents of tins doing exactly what they say.

All fur coat and no knickers.

Basinger can't run. Her acting is lame as well.

What [director Proyas] does here is juggle genres and lop the dead cells from the brains of old cliches.

A stylish and engrossing mystery - an immature, yet energetic explosion of storytelling ideas.

Zeller elegantly and scarily fuses dream logic with markers of past trauma.

The Holiday is a romantic comedy. You know what that means.

Marshall Herskovitz, who made Legends Of The Fall into a remedy for insomnia, directs from the sitting position.

The strength of the film is its ability to suspend disbelief and engage the audience with its mastery of mystery.

This is a mainstream consideration of Garland's life but Zellweger brings fine art to its more broad brush moments.

What matters more is whether this mixture of stunt riding spectacle and tongue-in-cheek works. Surprisingly, it does. Almost.

Once the action starts in earnest and the stunt doubles do their thing, the film is entertaining enough, although when Zorro leaps from a high rock onto the roof of a moving train, you do worry about the horse.

The comedy rests. In fact, it goes to sleep.

The production is flawless and the acting a joy. It

For all its visual skill and mostly good performances, this is a tiresome, dull film.

There are moments of distress, high tension, but there's never much doubt that there will be a happy ending.

Overall, this comes across as a movie which has been compromised to death.

This is not the despotic kingdom of Rambo but something worse, increasingly alien, a murky desperate Myanmar.