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Just because Tami's story is true doesn't make it worth watching

Payne's premise resembles a dare: How can I make you care for a person who looks and acts like this? He works the Disney device of love at first sight in reverse.

The writers care about even their smallest characters.

It's not war with an aggressor. It's war within.

Ortega gives herself over completely to her role, delivering a mesmerising performance.

The problem is that it's not just sugar coated, it's frosted and sprinkled.

The car racing scenes are the best in the history of cinema.

The trouble is that Lacote is in favour of telling rather than showing.

Romance is infectious and by the end you're likely to have caught a good dose of it.

Despite Rahim's excellent work, the real standout here is Benedict Cumberbatch.

Oliver Stone takes the story and gives it slick mainstream polish, bringing the issue home in a way that is understandable and urgent, even if his hero ends up seeming almost too good to be true.

The characters need a personality infusion and the killer’s motivation is on life support.

Araki never digs deep enough, wasting the opportunity to expose her resentments.