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The script is witty and the animation has moments of breathtaking imagery.

Verhoeven is definitely attempting to emulate The Master here, and is frequently successful.

Catherine Tramell is a great character and Stone pulls it off perfectly.

Estevez uses Bobby’s words too much, but you can’t blame him, because Kennedy’s compassion and sympathy for the underprivileged shines.

Unpredictable, offbeat and peppered with absurdist humour

[Casino] will dazzle and seduce you. The stand-out performance belongs to Stone.

Catwoman is a hybrid of superhero/romance, with a feminist touch.

For all its flaws though, old-school horror fans should get a kick out of Craven's employment of classic slasher tropes in an unusual setting, not to mention a genuinely spooky James Horner score.

Rather than simply turn Tommy into a laughing stock, Franco teases out the tragicomedy of the man.

Good intentions and an interesting (though weird) core idea are not matched by the execution.

The harrowing latter half of the film could easily have become alienating, but Seyfried makes it compelling.

The film is soft to the core, deeply sentimental and too politically correct for its own good.

As a parody of Hollywood, this tickles rather than bruises.

Although the storyline is slight, the superb performances from the older experienced cast and the young actors, playing the teen trio, lift Simpatico above the norm.

At first glance it seems like a rollercoaster action movie but underneath it's full of ambiguities, hidden clues and red herrings.