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In terms of accuracy, Braveheart is a big pile of mince.

In his attempt to avoid Western cliches, Winterbottom is in danger of going too far the other way.

The film collapses in on itself spectacularly.

Brendan Gleeson does a wonderful job as Cahill, bringing out his humour, sweetness and, to some extent, paranoia.

Mullan brings a gruff, no-nonsense persona to his role, making Frank's emotional journey well worth taking.

I'm questioning a movie that just positively begs someone to watch while consuming a large wad of illegal hallucinogens - I should give up asking for sense.

Another example of a film which looks good, sounds good, has a great cast, and is utterly boring.

The acting performances, without exception, are excellent.

Far from being a roaring, sinewy beast with a lot of bite that the title might suggest, John Boorman's latest has more in common with a lumbering white elephant.

A film built on the repeated turn of the seasons and the idea of leaving and returning.