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I was thoroughly entertained while I was watching it, and I haven't hated myself since. And that is something, though I don't know exactly what.

Expect plenty of laughs and some edge-of-your-seat sweats, but not a whole lot else.

It doesn't wash - they just end up with hogwash...

Ultimately it doesn't amount to much, but like Starks' drug-induced trip, The Jacket is about the journey not the destination.

A strong cast and good starting material doesn't manage to save this unsuccessful adaptation.

By all accounts, Taylor's play was a more experimental piece than this film, in which the production values, like the acting, veer between the acceptable and the stodgy.

Heartache is guaranteed. And so it is in The Secret Life of Words, a strangely beautiful film about an ugly memory that Hanna (Sarah Polley) carries for the rest of her life

The claustrophobic and artificial atmosphere of the setting is unfortunately matched by the equally artificial drama.

Take our advice: Buy a rubber mallet and strike yourself repeatedly until you start to black out. Same basic feeling.

The numerous action sequences, while imaginative, lack a visual cohesion that allows them to be fully appreciated.