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Me and bloody McG.
This is not the future your mother told you about. It is so much worse than anything Terminators 1, 2 and even the reviled 3 could possibly have prepared you for. It is a dystopic nightmare of unimaginably bad film making, where Christian Bale loses the will to act, and every special effect is all the less special for being in this film. It is the future world of McG, and I for one have some key advice for the director behind the Charlie's Angels movies and this unmitigated disaster of a sequel.
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A recent tragic murder in an English woodland was accompanied by a brief yet fervid surge of tabloid outrage that pointed the finger of blame at British horror farce Severance. But as it's ages since the original Evil Dead video nasty saga and more than a decade and a half since the furore surrounding the Child's Play movies, is it not time we moved on?
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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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