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Although Robbie Williams fails to offer a dramatic life story worthy of a big-screen telling, two stylistic/narrative choices make this overall a compelling bio-pic.

Rewards patience not only in the way it crafts its central character but develops the era in which it transpires.

Perhaps not as gloriously, guiltily entertaining as some of the films writer/director Halina Reijn used as models but it offers its own pleasures.

The kind of movie one can watch and appreciate on both an emotional and intellectual level but without having to do much heavy lifting.

For this much-delayed sequel, director Tim Burton has hewed close to the strengths of the original, repeating them when appropriate and acknowledging them when not.

A collage of Hitchcockian elements baked into a story with a more graphic approach than anything the Master of Suspense ever achieved.

When the warped humor and unallayed brutality are working hand-in-hand, this is a fun (if bizarre) experience.