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It’s not over-the-top enough to be so bad it’s good, and the occasional scenes of genuine tension aren’t enough to make up for the meandering action.

If I had a magic lamp and three wishes, after the whole ending war and famine stuff, I'd use one to wish that Disney think long and hard about these live-action remakes.

A sensitive, intelligent and captivating performance.

The film never seems to want to end.

Is this a film about loss and how (not) to cope with it?

If you like thrillers high roasted, this will keep you awake.

The plot lines run dead straight from cool to conformity

Predictable and embarrassing, despite a cast that deserves better,

Smith delivers a characteristically subtle performance in a role which could easily have been played without a hint of self-awareness.

Our culture's insistence that appearances don't matter to the average woman is not only insulting, it's false.

What is required is not another helicopter in flames.

Quality science fiction let down by a heinous, politically work-shopped ending.

It's familiar stuff, but it's rarely been done with such polish and gusto.

Surprisingly good.

This unexpected emphasis on the entire clan and, particularly, its eccentric patriarch offers an interesting change from more straightforward biopics.

Damon has a problem playing down-and-outs. He's so clean cut, three days' growth doesn't fool anyone.

The Black is back and it feels like fun.

Whether the stars will align for the rejuvenated franchise is unclear, but for now there's a surprising amount of extraterrestrial fun to be had here.

It would be difficult to exaggerate the piffling absurdity of this film

Hugely complimented by Smith’s performance and kept in line by an intelligent script from Steve Conrad, don’t be fooled by the trailer, or the poster. There is nothing soft about this.

It’s refreshing to see an unconventional plot in a Hollywood feature, especially with an actor such as Smith involved.

The creative spark lights no fires in this crib.

Just as these characters all sound like they are named by pre-teen kids playing with action figures (apologies to the storied history of DC) the plotting follows suit by treating them just like poseable toys.

Biting satire, a sharp script and wonderful performances make it a must-see.

Essentially a retro sci-fi spoof, everything is too much.