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The film trundles along quite merrily without much plot, easily driven by the tension of the original premise.

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

Very easy to like.

Marshall is, first and foremost, an action director, and the various fight scenes in the film are well distributed so that we never have to wait too long before it gets back on track.

Equilibrium is that rarest of cinematic entities, a film which succeeds both as intelligent science fiction and as action drama.

Way too inspired for the end result to be intentional.

It was lovely to see the film... I want to get the DVD so I can see it again.

No one really acts, except Ifans, who can't help being funny, even when he's mad with rage.

The Mutant Chronicles is a mutant film, apparently stitched together from the still-steaming corpses of others.

Renaissance is blessed with a script that not only feels like genuine noir rather than a hastily written pastiche, but also is not subordinated to all the visual razzle-dazzle.

The various torture devices used here are all real but lose much of their horrific impact because the film is so over the top.

One of the grimmest 'horror' films of the year.

Everything hangs on Billy, but he's empty.

The humour is less subtle than a fat lady in a small swimsuit.

If Evils calls, my advice would be not to pick up.

If what you're looking for in a movie is a collection of chase sequences and some grisly violence, Wilderness does deliver, but there are plenty of films out there which do it better