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Flawed and tired without being completely unwatchable.

Sir Sean's blend of masculine charm and cold professionalism make him the perfect 007.

Entrapment is a thriller so light it floats away into that place where a 60-year-old bloke is as agile as a chamois and a girl who works in insurance doubles as an international art thief.

In only his sophomore effort as James Bond, Sean Connery shows he has already mastered the role.

Hiding beneath the mask of radical chic lies a deeply sentimental story.

Superior slap-bang entertainment, joyously performed and directed with aplomb, with equal measures of silliness, joy and suspense.

Hell Drivers is a gem.

Highlander cannot be faulted for its boldness, trying to reinvent the genre by dragging it kicking and screaming into the modern age.

There are plenty of low budget science fiction films with weak acting, bad scripts and tacky plots that remain great fun to watch. This isn't one of them.

Ford is charismatic as ever as the whip-wielding hero, looking eternally hard-done-by but always up for more.

Is the action packed? Certainly. Does it add up to anything? No.

Crumbles under it's own epic intentions and lack of cohesion.

An amazing piece of work.

The Name Of The Rose presents the Dark Ages at their very darkest.

Gritty, throbbing with mood and featuring plenty of Connery’s unique brogue.

There are so many distractions and superfluous plot points that the only way Bay can compensate is to turn every scene into an MTV blur.

It's an undoubtedly stop-start affair, but there's enough to keep you going.

Inspires a feeling of awe.

The film that saw the super-spy become larger-than-life.