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A fairytale for old romantics everywhere, who believe that the weapons of friendship and commitment are as vital in the fight for a relationship, as love.

Like the man after whom it is named, is joyously camp and colourful, and not a little eccentric – even unhinged.

As Blue Moon progresses it becomes clear that the one thing Hart really wants is to be wanted.

Intimate and insightful even in its weaker moments, Linklater finds strength and value in normality.

This is an ensemble triumph, somehow made all the more amiable by its general lack of earth-shattering incident.

A college baseball team behave like sexist pigs with verbal diarrhea

Despite all the blood on screen, Fast Food Nation is a strangely anaemic movie.

Carell is extremely impressive here.

Guillaume Marbeck as Godard is pitch perfect, trademark dark glasses and tobacco smoke his indispensable props with even the voice uncannily resonant of the man himself.

It's difficult to imagine any fan of Dick's failing to adore this film; but as it retains the genius of his work, so it retains the flaws, and this could be a big problem for some other viewers.

This is career-breaking stuff for Black.

The fascination of Tape is in the performances and with the language, how words dance around truth, mocking it.

There are moments when it treads dangerously close to pretension and self-importance, but the dream-like feel of the whole thing brings it down to earth.