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Philip Glass' brilliantly constructed score gradually shifts from very formal minimalism to something far more complex.

What would it mean to live in a world where damnation was a very real and tangible prospect and yet, because of one's immutable nature, nothing one did could make a difference to one's fate?

Hokum and a lamentably OTT ending ruin what had been a pleasingly ponderous piece of pap.

Fracture is clever, masterfully controlled by an actor whose love affair with the camera never seems to wane.

The design has a stainless veneer, bathed in early morning light.

Quaid and Miller's performances do a lot to carry a film that seeks neither to deify or demonise. If it weren't for their chemistry some sections would fall flat.

Chan's fight choreography is always imaginative...The extent of his skill continues to amaze.

A story like this could easily have been utterly bleak, despite the powerful music. It is to Cox's credit that he packs it full of energy and humour that keep one gripped right up until the end.

Zips along so fast that you don’t really have time to question the morality of it.

Terminator 2 is a wonderful sequel, dramatically satisfying and a fine entertainment.

Despite comedic pitfalls, denser than the Indonesian jungle, the Tomster comes good.