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I mean that's all it really is. The title is in fact descriptive of the movie: Daniel Redcliffe is a corpse that is used like a swiss army knife, which is just as grotesque and weird as it sounds. And despite its stupidity, I couldn't help to grin at it.

While the movie did prove that making a Joan Cornellà comic into a feature length film is in fact possible, it did however (expectedly) fail to tell an actually compelling story. And for me, despite for a few shameful laughs, it didn't feel like there was an actual point to it.

If you are into weird stuff, then this movie is made for you. If the idea of Daniel Redcliffe's corpse being used as a motorboat doesn't impress you however, you might just be good passing it.

This is exactly what you'd expect from a Jason Statham movie. The action is pretty good, the humor is much better than your average blockbuster and the one liners slap.

It's not a movie that will stay in your head or change your perspective, it's just what it is, and it's pretty good at that.

This is the perfect sequel to the main series. The animation is great and many elements that fell short in the main series were addressed.

If your an Eva fan you can't (not) watch this.