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However hard they try, the actors cannot lift the movie out of its time and place.

There's some fun to be had among the commotion of the outbreak, but it all seems too stretched to really bite deep as either satire or schlock.

Willis turns on the charm and is so laid back, he lets Thornton and Blanchett steal scene after scene.

Uneven, but never less than entertaining.

This is not a great film. It is not a terrible film, either. It is a long film.

The humour is knuckle-to-knuckle, accurately sending up the media's hunger for a story, any story.

It’s the cinematic equivalent of Morris dancing: there’s lots going on, it’s entertaining enough – but you’re not entirely sure what the point is.

Young Sherlock is a fine example of Chris Columbus' most sophisticated writing.

This intense, yet sidelong glance at a deeply polarising topic might just give new life to a debate that suffers from political hubris set against rather static public opinion.