Entrapment

Heist film with reliable plot. Teens OK.

It's a superficial but entertaining caper that's a good, old-fashioned yarn.

Lives up to its title -- spend 100-plus minutes with this lacklustre thing and you definitely feel snookered.

Aspires to be nothing more than a bit of glamorous nonsense, but although it has done all right by the glamour, it has perhaps done too well by the nonsense.

Another soulless, by-the-numbers attempt to resurrect a genre that made money for the studios in the past.

Entrapment has endured in many people’s hearts and minds precisely because of (or is that despite?) its preposterous plot and “memorable” imagery.

The film itself isn't too bad as far as Hollywood thrillers go, but if Connery wasn't always there defying the ageing process, you'd probably be reaching for the remote control.

It pales in every which way when compared with any Bond film.