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You don't always like your leading man," she adds, though disappointingly won't say who she means.

FOR a film about the man who arguably invented the computer, "The Imitation Game" feels appropriately, though disappointingly, robotic.

(Curtiz's film is included as a supplement on the new "House of Wax" disc, though disappointingly in a standard-definition transfer).

We saw an apparently derelict thatched farmhouse, and a large, blue, earthenware jug, bearing the words "Dairy" and "fresh milk", invitingly placed on a stand, though disappointingly empty.

His loopily innocent cartoons were an obvious influence for Matt Groening's Futurama, and Groening has a walk-on role - though disappointingly, he is not interviewed at any length.

By this standard, the recovery from the 2008 financial crisis, though disappointingly slow, has been healthy for most of the past decade.

Disappointingly, though, Mr Livingstone has gradually conformed to the "Red Ken" stereotype.

Disappointingly, though, the production starts to fall apart at around this point.

"Disappointingly though, Whirlpool have still not changed their advice to consumers.

A little disappointingly, though, the modern-day musketeers don't specialise in sword fighting, horse riding or rescuing men in iron masks.

Disappointingly though, Infinity Ward's latest offering is mostly the familiar CoD routine of boots-on-the-ground combat in long corridors of choreographed action.