He's going to have to be… a very bad boy," writes Time Out's Trevor Johnston.
"The plot is thin but fun … and the story is uneven," writes Time Out's Tom Huddlestone.
"When Lasseter's first computer-generated foray was released back in 1995, it broke boundaries," writes Time Out's Derek Adams.
"Even the most mordant of critics can occasionally find himself knocked out by the sheer, money-grubbing cynicism a film can display," writes Time Out's Peter Sollett.
"It might sound a little like recent coffee-table vamp style exercise Twilight, but this is a more sinister and ambiguous work," writes Time Out's David Jenkins.
"As the film plays out, it starts to look likely that all the rumours of reshoots and recuts weren't just online rabble-rousing," writes Time Out's Tom Huddleston.
"Tackling the rise and fall of bolshy proto-punk gobshite Ian Dury, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll is a riot of clattering noise and kaleidoscopic colour, off-kilter imagery and foul language, all the good things the title promises and much more," writes Time Out's Tom Huddleston.
"Seeing the film ten years later – and in the mighty shadow of Pixar's recent masterpieces – the film feels a little chaotic, safe, tired on its feet: deficiencies that remastering it in 3D (which adds less than nothing to the viewing experience) serves to expose rather than conceal," writes Time Out's David Jenkins.
Now the Ohio native is an Edinburgh fringe regular, and the current holder of the TO&ST cabaret award, which she bagged for her standup-and-songs show Granny's Gone Wild! "The wonderful aspect of Miller's set," wrote Time Out, which co-runs that prize, "is that she utterly embraces her age, without the slightest shred of sentimentality or solemnity".
"Confirms he has the acting chops for the long haul," wrote Time Out of Cherrybomb.
In his retirement he wrote, "Time Out of Mind: An Afghan Adventure," a book about his trip through Afghanistan and India in 1954, illustrated with own photographs.
