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In terms of quality, 1408 is neither executive suite nor basement broom cupboard.

The film has the maverick nature of originality, constantly surprising, never explaining.

Let's hope that Pixar hasn't run out of gas.

It has a kick in its heel and a nice surprise at the end

The film is refreshingly cynical about a profession that, in cinematic terms, expects every lead actor to be Clarence Darrow.

Just because you signal to an audience that you're purposefully making them watch paint dry does not make the experience of it any less tedious.

The film should be hilarious, but isn't.

While both McGregor and Diaz are watchable enough as a likeable loser and a redemptive bitch, there's never any sense that they're 'made for each other'.

By the time that West is ready to show his hand directly, most viewers will be so wrapped up in Linoleum that that details will scarcely matter.

Even the Coen Bros cannot stimulate interest in a guy who has switched the lights off inside his head.

The Black is back and it feels like fun.

More watchable than ever.

The story is told with compassion, simplicity and (dare I say it?) love.

Edward Zwick has succeeded in turning a contemporary nightmare into a good day's sleep.

At last, a children's film that is fun!

The only fear is the fear of boredom.