"Pseudo-factual claptrap . . . half-baked historical revisionism"
The Da Vinci Code movie is viewed with alarm.
It's nice to be a Pagan on the sidelines. Heck, we're still in the parking lot eating chile off the tailgate. Then we'll enter the stadium with our lap robes and hip flasks and watch the game. I've got fifty bucks on Dan Brown.
Tag: Da Vinci Code
The Da Vinci Code movie is viewed with alarm.
It's nice to be a Pagan on the sidelines. Heck, we're still in the parking lot eating chile off the tailgate. Then we'll enter the stadium with our lap robes and hip flasks and watch the game. I've got fifty bucks on Dan Brown.
Tag: Da Vinci Code
posted by Chas S. Clifton at 9:49 PM Permalink
3 Comments:
hel, I enjoyed the DaVinci Code for what it is: historical fiction. I wasted one whole afternoon reading it and it was worth it.
I can't wait to do "the wave" in the theatre.
Well, I'm profoundly relieved. The world was lacking a movie reviewer who can't tell factual and fictional writing apart. James Michener must give him spontaneous nosebleeds.
Or, as they say around here, "Idjit."
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