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The film would embarrass a turkey farmer.

The film blushes with good intentions and yet cannot fulfil its ultimate promise of discovering strength in originality.

The audience should be warned that the film boasts a cliche level that could also be hazardous to health.

You don't have to like skiing, or care less about the Olympics, to root the hell for Eddie

It’s ironic that a film about a family who have built a perfect facsimile of a life for themselves should feel so overly constructed itself

The film continually and cleverly explores the line between fiction and reality, falsehood and authenticity.

David Scarpa’s screenplay wisely keeps the political machinations on a slow simmer, so that they are easily followed and don’t get in the way of the nicely worked set-pieces Scott has in store.

Being English and Hugh and frightfully-actually, the jokes have a cringe factor above the blush line.

You wish movies told the truth a bit more. Neeson as working-class hero doesn't wash.

Good writing and committed performances.

Although it follows the standard script in terms of its basic outline, Spider Island is more than usually likeable and more than usually fun.

Thought provoking and well acted.