Sean Capel, Journalist

"Rams is certainly niche, with subtle humour and slow pacing, though beautiful to look at with its Icelandic landscape."

"For the most part this is a humorous and affecting film about life, death, friendship and family."

"What makes this work so well is the focused approach to the subject. It is a riveting, insightful and challenging film."

"Impressive also is the restraint: the slow-burn pace, chilling use of silence, foreboding ambiguity and lack of cheap jump-scares..."

"An engagingly intimate group of characters, thrilling situations and fine exploration of the tagline: 'Monsters come in many forms'."

"At least there is Michael K Williams crossdressing."

"...will make audiences want to pull out their eyes and yearn for more practical elements."

"There's entertainment in the big gunfights and explosions but it lacks resonance, clarity and originality."

"It's imperfect entertainment, not the best of either genre, but better than expected."

"Though the facts are presented, there's a lack of closure that leaves you with a sense of dread."

"The centrepiece is Michael Fassbender's powerhouse performance. He creates a daring vision of Jobs' genius and his deep personal imperfections."

"The beautiful relationship between a mother and son within the confines of a traumatic situation is completely mesmerising."