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Once upon time in the west, QT dropped the N-bomb a thousand times. Stodgy in places, but with enough charisma to see it through the drier spells.

Smart, witty, action-packed, true to source and carrying-on the great Buffy legacy. The comic-book movie perfected.

With a disjointed narrative that never satisfies, spectacle that never sparkles & dialogue that's more like monologue, this is disappointingly dull film making.

Moody, drifting, perfectly-scored and sporadically vicious tale of a psychotic getaway man who's far from being 'a real hero'.

Another dark Bond, well put-together but I miss the OTT gadgets, the crap puns, the ostentatious glamour. I think I’m on my own there, though.

Wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey tale of sacrifice & causal loops. Becomes stodgy in the 2nd act but retains your interest & impresses with its minimalist stylings.

Affleck cribs from 70s political thrillers to produce a CIA caper movie, but Pakula this ain’t. Hits every cliché in the book but is rarely better than average.

This is one step away from a bad mid-period Jim Carrey film. Ooh look at me I’m kooky-crazy, try-hard, blah-blah, cynical Oscar-bait.

Rewatched in 3D - a much more impressive experience, clearly shot (flawlessly) for the gimmick.

Fan service on a grand scale, Jackson's tale of comedy dwarves & CGI orcs is one for the fans only. Luckily for me, I am one.

In space, no-one can hear you ruin a franchise.

This gentle tale of a rogue Scout and his first love is one of Anderson’s funniest and kindest. It’s also very attractive, with charming period touches.