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I think the idea is that we're supposed to feel sorry for Alex, the supposedly "abused" protagonist. I wanted to feel sorry for her and cheer her when she gets a break, but in fact she just comes across as selfsh, ignorant and stupid. She in fact gets what she deserves. It's the kid we should feel sorry for, but the kid is just an afterthought in this story.

High production values and great acting can't make up for the abysmal script and despicable characters. Pretty much everyone in this story is horrible. The ones who aren't horrible barely get a look-in. What on Earth is the point of this garbage? Why was it made? Total waste of time.

A good idea poorly executed. Some of the "experts" are skilled, talented and artistic. However, some are utterly hopeless with no ability whatsoever. It's quite embarrassing. We have an abundance of skilled craftspeople in this country so why use these idiots? Pathetic.

The best film to be released in some time. Of course it won't be to everyone's taste - it's Tarantino; there's some fairly full-on, almost shocking, violence; there's no real plot. But if you're a fan of QT and you appreciate pure, unadulterated film entertainment, then you will want to see this.

Pitt is magnificent. Caprio is spot-on. Even Fanning makes an effort - which is a sure sign the script and direction is worthy. The supporting cast all play their roles admirably and I defy anyone to pick out a bad performance. My only complaint is they used a dog with clipped ears.

This is not deep, meaningful stuff. It's moving picture art. It's designed to stimulate and entertain and that's what it does. Congrats to Mr T, you've done it yet again. Surely the finest film-maker of the last 40 years?