Read it and weep
Well, here we are at the second weekend for the box-office to redeem itself after the DVC topped it last week when it opened world-wide. Dropped a bit... why? Well, the New Yorker's Anthony Lane offers some comments... Read it and weep. Weep, as in cry, as in tears coming to your eyes for laughing so hard!http://www.newyorker.com/printables/critics/060529crci_cinema
posted by Michelle D | 5/24/2006
5 Comments:
hahahhahaahahahahhahhah!!!!! hilarious! thanks for making my day!!!!
That's awesome, I particularly like the bit about not being able to get to page 100. Yikers.
Some people have nothing better to do than trash a book. I mean, come ON--not like it's a threat to the church or something, right? ifyour faith is SO WEEEAAKKKK that a stupid little blockbuster movie is going to get you to doubt your religion, then that's youre probablem. Or maybe your religion is pretty flimsy to begin with. I think that could be true.
Peace, Anon.
md, Thanks for posting this. I read it in The New Yorker & for me, at least, it became in instant classic - one of the funniest pieces I've ever read in a magazine - or anywhere, for that matter.
I'm a librarian, and for a while there Da Vinci Code was being requested so relentlessly that we wanted to scream, "Enough!!" Alas, there are so many great books out there that people don't know about.
Roberta R
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