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The sets are terrible, it's like community Am Dram. The CGI is dodgy. The performances are cringingly hammy - I can't decide if this is intentional or not- we're in odd territory when Russell Brand is the straight man with an understated and considered turn with no grinning at all.

It's very much a Sunday afternoon, on in the background when you're doing the ironing and folks are napping, kind of movie.

Desperately disappointing. It feels like you're at a mate's murder mystery party from '06 when everyone is full of Prosecco and is 'doing an accent' .

The good stuff is that scenes in the 1930s club give those of us with a love of that era something pretty to look at and seeing French & Saunders together again.

If you're a fan of Wes Anderson you'll love this. If not, maybe it's not for you. The familiar faces are all present along with some new ones. Great performances. Stylistically it's just beautiful. Absolutely loved it. It's the right mix of quirk and artistry. Just a gorgeous looking movie with everything you'd expect from Anderson.

I didn't know a lot about the movie before I watched it, other than the cast, so I wasn't expecting the gear change. It's a great cast, some of whom feel a bit underused. There's a lot of flouncing about that feels very unnecessary.

The two female leads are truly excellent and it's great to see a movie taking this approach. Anya Taylor Joy I find mesmerising, she's other worldly. Thomasin McKenzie really delivers a gripping performance.

There's enough to hold your attention but when it gets a bit darker it's quite jarring.

It's worth a watch and I'm sure Edgar Wright fans will love it.

It looks great, the soundtrack is excellent and it's an interesting concept.