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The car chases are exciting for those who appreciate hand/eye co-ordination and the stunts can be impressive.

So long as you don't care about how cars go or how reality works or how people can continue to get away with making movies without a single credible acting performance, or anything, you'll almost certainly enjoy yourself.

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

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

Flight Of The Phoenix has very little going for it.

Instantly forgettable.

The thriller elements are, on the whole, so meagre and limply staged that the film is better seen as an examination of divinely dysfunctional families.

Furman’s carefully stylised direction never feels intrusive and his widespread use of the handicam helps to create a cinéma verité feel.

High-octane nonsense for those who suffer from permanently arrested development.

It is bigger and longer than the original – but certainly no better, and this time round lacking even a novelty factor.

The comedy is not funny, the action is exhausting, and by the time its 156 minutes are over, you too will have been transformed into a dead-eyed machine that has lost the power or will to care.