Coogan gives one of his finest, most fully realised film performances as the vain careerist who finds his voice when he needs it most.
The result is his most fully realised, purely satisfying feature film since Gummo, his outrageous directing debut, way back in 1997.
But deep inside he has a uniquely American sort of mysticism, an openheartedness despite himself, placing him among the most fully realised and irritatingly lovable human characters in American fiction.
And Call the Police, a raw, angry lyric about forbearance in the face of carping and provocation, is sung with urgency and intensity, is his strongest, most fully realised song.
Sunn O))) Black One (2005) Drone, doom, dark ambient call it what you want, but Sunn O))) are its masters, and this is arguably the most fully realised of their six albums.
There's a finely poised composition for the two women, all loaded pauses and sensuously supported back bends, but the final duet for the two men – wheeling, challenging, cleaving – is perhaps the most fully realised of the nine.
This is one of the most fully realised fictitious environments that gaming has ever seen, a plague-ridden Victorian hellhole of warring artistocrats, moustached gangsters and blood-vomiting paupers.
Streep's performance is probably the most fully realised of the three: a return to the kind of mature and demanding role on which she had a freehold in yesterday's Hollywood.
In the words of Ronson, this album is "definitely the most fully realised record, by far, that I've ever done", with the two years between completing Record Collection and beginning work on Uptown Special giving the producer much needed distance.
It was easily the most fully realised of the shows on offer, offering up a grimly detailed vision of the US under Axis rule – and with a twist in its closing scene that made you immediately want to press play on the next episode.
