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A remarkably well made film that makes no compromises to the romantic tradition of high school happy endings.

When you're relying on cameos from Carmen Electra you should know you're in trouble.

The sex element, while erotically shot, is almost exclusively reserved for the moment in which Clare was enjoying the experience, thus stripping away the usual voyeuristic downside that often accompanies this genre.

The buzz around December Boys has been considerable – but in truth it doesn’t bear the weight of expectation, being a slight and somewhat predictable coming of age drama with a heavy dose of religiosity.

Despite genuinely scary moments, The Grudge 2 suffers from massive overkill and a plot that runs away with itself.

Gibson has an eye for a good story and knows how to lay it on with a trowel

Malick and his cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki, if nothing else, deliver stunningly beautiful vistas and backdrops for his narratives and characters, yet like the characters, there seems to be something empty at its core.

As a one trick pony the film executes a number of repetitive moves that inspire a factor of fear which seems genuine

The fun has been replaced by contemporary posturing, the carefree by right-on slacktivism, and the nostalgia by a desire to be an action film that revels in shocks and thrills, despite its inherent redundancy.

Ambitious, intriguing storytelling.

Disney always has a tendency to err on the side of caution, choosing the established and familiar route over more crazy - and, let's face it, fun - ideas every time.

It’s a film to be watched late at night, sunken into the sofa with one eye open. And then entirely forgotten about come the morning.

Most of the heavy lifting here is done by the actors, especially Palmer.

Warm Bodies overcomes any cynicism horror fans might harbor towards it through genuine affability and winning performances.

When the dam finally breaks it does so with a rush that still doesn't manage to overwhelm the sense of disappointment at its 'is that all?' reveal.