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Succeeds in transposing its overt sentimentality into an exciting narrative

As an old-fashioned disaster movie, with state-of-the-art effects and a script that floats, The Core definitely does the business.

The humour bites your face. The popvid camera tricks are tempered by a storyline that demands attention.

Where Goldeneye stands out is when it challenges the typical Bondian blueprint.

Every cliché of the genre is here.

Even viewers who have never cared much about show jumping, should be drawn in by how the movie deals with decision making, risk taking, self doubt, and family obligations

The performances bathe in the aura of The Sun King - arrogant, beautiful, glowing with life.

There is no humour in the film, only viciousness and violence.

The Taviani brothers are known for their honesty. They do not compromise with your sentiments.

The only thing of quality is the poster. Its artistic imagination outstrips anything in the movie.

What is missing is kiddies' fun.

The film is simplistic to the point of absurdity.

In spite of its charm, Ferguson's script suffers from a crisis of conviction, leading to the tamest of endings.

The concept is good, but there are so many holes below the plotline, it sinks.

The film is ultimately let down by its uneven story.

A miniature masterpiece.