Entrapment

Director Jon Amiel's '90s take on a '60s cinematic form places a dashing man and a gorgeous woman in intimate cat-and-mouse situations of peril...

It works because it is made stylishly, because Connery and Zeta-Jones are enormously attractive actors, and because of the romantic tension between them.

Part Cinderella fairytale, part buddy movie, Romy And Michele is an utterly unoriginal comedy that's somehow hard to dislike.

...it's the kind of film Hollywood doesn't make any more, and a pleasant retro diversion.