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The first thing that will strike you is how absolutely lush it is visually; the pastel landscape is utterly iridescent by day, and star-dusted luminous by night.

The humour remains below the waist, dominated by Ferrell’s overbearing machismo

A pleasantly entertaining film which will amuse children without greatly distressing adults. What's unfortunate is that it isn't nearly as entertaining as it ought to be.

It's big, it's flashy, it delivers on thrills, and it's almost completely character-free.

I've seen cooked spaghetti with more tension.

What should have been a pleasant, even a heartwarming and humorous story about the way life knocks us down and asks if we're able to pick ourselves up, is crippled by a screenplay that sets itself up to fail.

In crash bang lingo this would be dubbed explosivimo

Although The Lego Movie 2 is fun it relies on too many throwaway jokes and references, some of which are unfortunately repeated ad nauseum.

The best gags, at least for the over 20s, subvert 50s sci-fi movie convention.

Like the best of the Pixar and Looney Tunes output, Lepeniotis doesn't dwell on his visual gags waiting for each one to get a laugh, instead frequently throwing them out one after the other to good culmulative effect.

Comes as something of a disappointment, this is the first Pixar film that one suspects could have been done live-action.

Leave your prejudices at the door. This family adventure might surprise you.

A strange, tepid mixture of basketball drama and comedy set in what television and dull popular culture remembers as being the 70s.

The film may be a dog trainer's day out but as entertainment it sucks on wood

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

Wristcutters isn’t a story of despair but of hope, moving on, and, yes, love.