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Screwed may be based on the true-life experiences of former prison guard Ronnie Thompson but it seems to serve up every available cliché from the handbook of tough nut British prison dramas.

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Its grimy authenticity clicks like a rusty mortice lock.

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The filmmakers lose their bottle about 45 minutes in.

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Everything is too extreme. But there's a core of honesty here.

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D'Arcy and Harper excel and there's the odd punch packed, but otherwise it's an identity parade of prison clichés you've seen a thousand times.

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It's all been done before, and done better, but its look at how prison warders are failed by the system demands our attention.

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The violence is unrelenting, scene after scene of it, and spectacularly unenlightening: like watching rottweilers gone feral.

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Watchable collection of prison movie clichés, enlivened by strong performances and pacey direction.

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Here we get everything nasty piled up like a great bag of detritus, and hardly a hint of anything positive at all.

A thriller which begins promisingly before descending into a slough of old lag clichés.

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Noel Clarke shines as a cocky prisoner, and the film's best scenes are those in which he goes eyeball to eyeball with D'Arcy's greenhorn guard.

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Reg Traviss's overlong thriller spews out clichés from the off.

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