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Full of visceral action from start to finish, this is a kinetic mix of impressive stunts and inventive shots.

Brake is an undying sequence of storytelling gimmicks.

For all its faults, the film is pretty, and that will probably be enough for some viewers.

David Gleeson is skilled when it comes to building up atmosphere but doesn't lay it on too thick; he knows that what will keep people watching here is the element of mystery.

Sarandon is convincing, endearing, charming and real.

Death might be a release.

Immortals could and should have been so much more.

There is never much sense of hope in the film, only a brash defiance that sometimes, for all its ugliness, verges on the heroic.

Johnny Depp has rarely been better.

Lacking any sort of critical distance or self-reflection, it’s merely a wafer-thin portrait of an artist suffering from… something.

Monaghan is superb, creating a character whose unlikeliness doesn't detract from her believability.

If there is one word to describe World Trade Center it would be 'reverent'. If it wasn't so well directed, so well acted, so well edited, Stone might be accused of going soft.

Abdallah El Akal channels an unsettling amount of loathing.