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The fun in the film comes from the heroes' banter, and one can't help but think that watching them take a bus trip to Alton Towers might have been just as enjoyable.

Cold Lazarus ends writer Dennis Potter's career on an elegiac note. But, as ever for Potter, this elegy is played out in bitter minor chords.

The overall effect is an awkward patchwork of a film that tries to cover a lot of ground, to little effect.

As a look-what-we-can-do-with-animatronics showcase, the movie has its cheesy moments.

toppard and director Michael Apted weave a web of intrigue, suspicion and, for God's sake, romance into what might have been as incomprehensible as a computer hacker's notebook.

Perhaps not as good as the sum of it’s parts, McGuigan’s second effort is visually impressive, a great comeback for McDowell and a launching pad for Bettany.

Underlying everything is a sense of nihilism and borderline amorality in the face of destruction.

A shallow portrayal.

The sex scene, like so much else in this film, is faintly ludicrous.

An admittedly brave shift away from the standard expectations but there’s not really that much of any weight or innovation going on to be pondered.

Sandler turns in one of the most convincing portraits of a mentally ill person seen on our screens for years.

Within the confines of this technically complex idea, Figgis has created a work of considerable artistic merit.

Ultimately, there is no depth to the drama and precious little soul.

What comes across most clearly is the anger at its core.