For all its successes and failures, it is exactly what you would expect a Baz Luhrmann adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel to be.

Very pretty production design, but a complete lack of originality prevents Oblivion from measuring up to the great science-fiction films it so desperately wants to be. It's essentially Moon crossed with WALL-E, starring Tom Cruise.

Incredible film, one of my favourites. Was great to see it on the big screen, especially since I hadn't seen the American cut before.

Set in the Atacama desert, the film opens by comparing astronomy and archaeology; how they both in their essence are ways of exploring the past. However, it develops into a comment on the military dictatorship in Chile and how it affects people there to this day. A profound and thought-provoking documentary that is surely one of the year's best.