This flamboyant delivering of more than promised feels like something that Harley would be pleased to become known for.

The prevailing impression is left by Franz and Fiala’s strong direction, not their so-so writing

It plays with the audience’s sympathy in strange ways.

It’s not perfect, but it’s probably as good a conclusion as we could have hoped for. Back to fan service.

Other than the cash grab of a soundtrack, we have here a breezily entertaining romp.

This immersion is a special pleasure due to the meticulous craft on display.

Sharp diversions into emotion flirt with tonal whiplash, but the excellent cast help these soapier elements feel real and earned.

Norton’s filmmaking is confident albeit occasionally clumsy.