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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.

This film basically consists of some worried looking people running about a bit and hoping that the bad things will all go away.

While it's familiar enough to ring a bell, it struggles to straddle a line of uncertainty.

If you don't believe in parallel universes, fairy stories or the power of the puzzle, Story's story will leave you as cold as her skin.

It's not just sexist, ableist and desperately badly researched, it's also, purely and simply, not very good.

Shyamalan continues to cut a swathe through mainstream Hollywood, while retaining an integrity and refusing to compromise his vision.

The pace is slow, not that that matters, because Osment is such a compelling actor.

Serves as a reminder of a talent who despite some failures hasn't forgotten how to direct thrillers.

Matching the subtlety of the story and the assurance of the camerawork, the acting shines.

Gentle, touching, amusing, terrifying, shocking and dramatic all rolled up into a beautifully shot and skilfully rendered film.