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DANNY: It’s all about the costumes and detailed facial hair, but this film also has real feeling behind it, real heft, it’s sad and funny and it’s true. People could say it’s just another Wes Anderson film, but it’s a very good Wes Anderson film.

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ROBBIE: To say that all Wes Anderson films are all style and no substance is to miss the point – in his films, the style IS the substance.

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ROBBIE: It’s the most awful, tacky, shopping channel, 'turn-your-skin-green' rubbish, but it’s so much fun. It's fun in the way that the first film wasn’t. The first was unwittingly camp, this film is more camp, but it knows that it’s camp.

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DANNY: I think Snyder made exactly the film he set out to make. Camp doesn’t begin to cover this. Eva Green is the secret weapon. Without her, the film would be in trouble.

CLAUDIA: I came out and felt like I had been smacked in the head. It might be the most memorable film I’ve ever seen – there are sections of it that I cannot get out of my head.

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DANNY: There’s not a nanosecond of this film that isn’t extraordinary and flawless. What GlazerÌýdoesÌýhere is he takes us and puts us behind the eyes of an alien among us, and it works. It’s unsettling, awe-inspiring, terrifying, gorgeous, seductive and mesmerising. In twenty or thirty years, people will look back at this as being such an important film.

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ROBBIE: It feels like a blend between The Man Who Fell To Earth, Species and Beadles’ About. It’s totally alien and alienating. You can feel it’s fingers wrapping round your spleen as you watch it. It’s like nothing else.