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Having established an effectively creepy mood in the first half, the film eventually degenerates into a muddled mess, with Nicole and Daniel Craig dodging zombies while popping amphetamines in a desperate effort to stay awake. We know how they feel.

Novelist Jack Finney's body snatchers have appeared in some fine movies, but the only disturbing-looking thing here is what they've done to Nicole Kidman's lips.

[A] movie based on a video game that's unafraid to look absurd but lacks the self-conviction needed to come off as camp.

A jerky, fragmented tale that jumps from one exotic location to the next without any explanation or flow.

Charismatic Daniel Craig plays Joe Scott, a washed up movie star, addicted to a misspent life of sex, drugs and uncool behaviour

Whiile pic doesn't exactly feel like a vanity project, its weak script might have kept it forever in development hell if debutant writer-helmer Baillie Walsh weren't the topliner's good buddy.

Director Sam Mendes is on course to become one of the great directors of this decade.

It's Newman who really stands out. Despite his advanced years -- he's 77 -- the man still has remarkable presence.

Ultimately the movie is alluring and respectful -- its sadness may be what saves it from becoming sensationalist or trite.

It hasn't any rhythm at all, just a string of downbeats and a hackneyed old tune that equates mere survival with heroism.

The less welcome news is that most of the same shortcomings that cramped the first installment are still dogging the sequel, which delivers on action but dawdles through downtime.

This Indiana Jones knockoff goes down smoothly enough, and Jolie isn't bad at all.

The cowboys: great. The aliens: not so much. There's fun to be had here, but it falls way short of the pulp classic it could have been.

I can't think of another premise this year that promised so many schlocky high concept thrills but delivered so little.

This is a workmanlike movie that is never quite scary enough, and never quite ingenious enough, though the four leads do an honest enough job.

A well-acted but ramshackle mess.

It's been a long time since I enjoyed a Bond movie so much.

I have no compulsion whatsoever in declaring Skyfall, in terms of cinematography, the best looking Bond film ever ... Action movies simply don't look like this - but ... this is no ordinary action movie.

This punishing, borderline amoral picture is Spielberg at his most bleak, and most challenging. It refuses to pick sides and resonates in unsettling ways.

Steven Spielberg's most difficult film.

Atmospheric, elegant and thoughtful.

A prestige picture that doesn't have a lot going for it beyond its serious intentions.

I like Layer Cake a lot.

It's a little bleak, a little twisted, a little gory, and a lot funny.