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The only flair exhibited in Be Cool belongs to the set designer.

A more complex plot, solid character development and some fantastic set pieces make this one a winner.

Ultimately a curious hybrid that admirably tries to transcend its genre trappings but sadly falls short of its noble intentions.

This souped up little number comes with plenty of cliche under the bonnet.

It's Mr. Mom all over again.

Get Smart contains just enough laugh-out-loud moments to merit the price of a cinema ticket.

It’s all likely to bore even the teenage boy target audience who’ll have outgrown the eponymous toys by the time they might stand a chance of being diverted by this tripe.

When the sentiment ways us down, its Johnson who keeps us watching through sheer presence.

Entertaining, adventurous and funny, certainly not a mental whiteout as expected

The truth is, as much as Disney wants to inspire its young viewers, it also knows what sells.

Visual surprises make up for the absurdity of the storyline.

Wahlberg, perfect in his role, has fun sending up his macho persona.

Once the action gets going, it’s easy to forget that the plot has left for the planet La-La and just enjoy the fun.

Natural talent cannot entirely make up for lack of training and experience.

Despite all the chaos, I've seen more mild peril in an episode of Scooby-Doo - except that, in Scooby-Doo, the female characters have some agency.

We've seen it all before, but the remarkable thing is that The Scorpion King does it well, and does it with such good humour that it is almost impossible to dislike.

A serious pile of nonsense.

The Rock is well cast, bringing a gentle humility to a potentially gung-ho role.

The plot may be a pot-pourri of action cliches, but the film has a healthy sense of humour and an easy way with itself.