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Kermode Uncut:Outspoken, opinionated and never lost for words, Mark is the UK's leading film critic.
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Comment number 1.
At 16:52 26th Jun 2008, brian t wrote:This reminds me of that (possibly apocryphal) story about one of John Lennon's 1970s albums. A reviewer was accidentally sent a test pressing, which had the normal songs on side 1, and a constant test tone on side 2. He loved it regardless, and was he "wrong"? See also https://www.bbc.co.uk/music/release/2czf/
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At 13:43 27th Jun 2008, cineshaun wrote:I love Mark's impression of David Lynch.
It's a fascinating thought, maybe they should try this with 'The Incredible Hulk' I'm sure it would improve it no end.
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