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Taken as a whole, however, the director is trying too hard, pushing this family so far into caricature that we lose sight of the story of grief that is underpinning the shenanigans.

Rather than following somebody raised a girl who is learning to live as a boy, it's about a boy who, all too quickly, has to start learning to be a man.

One of the reasons why Daddy Day Care fails is because it is so predictable, so unthreatening and so bland.

McConaughey's performance is a tour de force.

Even though it might not seem obvious to discerning adults, lots of care and attention to detail has been lavished upon this film.

The script encourages smiley faces and it's this, more than the storyline, that helps you love these little guys

[Bullock] stretches those irresponsible muscles. It suits her. Affleck still can't match his performance in Chasing Amy.

Child childs will love it

The actors (or director) clearly only have half a clue what they're saying.

Is this Frank Capra Goes To Sundance? Almost. The sentiment surely flows.

Ray feels like a real person plunged into an increasingly absurd situation, which is ultimately the source of a lot of the film’s comedy and its sometime tragedy.

The action is packed and the gags keep coming.

Even Jim Carrey couldn't get away with a plot as daft as this and since it's based on an Elmore Leonard novel, you wonder whose to blame.

This is a fun film, genuinely exciting, twisty like the mountain trails, with uncertain footing throughout.

There is something here that strikes home.

On one level, it is taut, exciting and highly effective. On another level, it is absurd because the man in the truck is much too smart.

Beneath the cover of portraying the generalised horrors of war, the film is more subtly critical of America's conduct in both the Vietnam War and the current conflict in Iraq.

Push the plot too hard and it collapses. Best to sit back and do what you do with James Bond. If nothing else, the locations are breathtaking.

Stuart is a great guy, when he's not feeling sorry for himself. The filmmakers let him down by not being daring enough.

While Adams and Blunt scrabble for subtext and a depth that simply isn’t there, the movie congeals around them.

When the final scene fizzles out to nothing, you know it's been a wasted journey.

Despite its dense plot, the story is as predictable as the route back to Creekville and it is testimony to Bettany and Lillis that Ball gets as much mileage out of it as he does.

While the last of the trilogy succeeds in preserving its substantial core, the coating this time feels forced and overpowering.

The Tom & Meg Show is feelgood and sugar coated, which is expected, but not witty, funny or original enough.