Search: Starring Whoopi Goldberg

Never could the warning, 'Stay away if you're easily offended,' be more appropriate.

Howard’s documentary is candid and enlightening.

You'd have to be a real Grouch not to enjoy it.

Flashes a light to illuminate different stages in the life of the man who invented himself with style and grace.

The film has every quality of a personal story.

Every opportunity is missed in favour of sentiment and gloss.

It’s quite a maze to pick your way through as a viewer and Stone does his best ease the path.

The 3D genuinely adds a layer of freshness to the experience, right from the opening frames when we fly into the heart of the film with Zazu, and the immersive effect makes you reconsider and appreciate the exquisite hand-drawn animation all the more.

A tighter focus on the misery that drives people may have made this a more indispensable glance at the industry, but for anyone with a love of comedy, it’s sure to harbour a few gems.

Everyone connected to this film should lose their licence to conduct acts of comedy in a public place.

Riera may not be breaking new ground with her techniques but she takes us for a breezy and enjoyable canter over the expected jumps.

The central plot is that old fave of the superhero genre - world domination

There are none of the big set piece speeches traditionally associated with winning awards. Instead we are presented with something which feels much more raw and natural.

A dazzlingly confident and magical picture.