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The action scenes here are well handled and there are some interesting observations about how technological developments have changed the nature of policing.

As a look-what-we-can-do-with-animatronics showcase, the movie has its cheesy moments.

Hands the reins to the special effects department, who think its Christmas.

The Mist has to introduce its beasties very early – and herein lurks the problem.

The Mutant Chronicles is a mutant film, apparently stitched together from the still-steaming corpses of others.

Peter Parker thinks he has problems if he can't pay rent, get a girlfriend, or if no one likes him. Boo hoo! Frank Castle has REAL problems, none of this wimpy crap.

The film fails to acknowledge its own absurdity and that, as it turns out, is okay, because May is more than capable of carrying it as it is.

Stander simply walks over well-trodden ground.

There is no story that goes deeper than a soundbite.

Stephen Hopkins can't leave the arty flashbacks alone, destroying any semblance of tension.

Each story has to it a kernel of interestingness, some more than others. But I wasn’t convinced they all belonged in the same world.