The Da Vinci Code cometh!
May 8th 2006 09:12
Well, it's only ten more days until the Da Vinci Code film erupts from the Earth and spreads it's filth all over us like a great Satanic plague. A horse did turn on another horse and ate it, an old lady was seen to cavort with her cat in a rather frisky and risque manner, and a man walked backwards through a garden (a dog was barking at him). Truly this is the end of the world? Has thy seen the light? Do ye attest to the unholy nature of Dan Brown's cinematic mania? Do ye repent? Repent! Repent! REPENT!
Sorry. I got carried away.
The latest issue of Empire magazine has a big spread on the upcoming movie in it, complete with boring pictures and equally boring interviews. Tom Hanks looks like a lump of turd in a suit. Audrey Tatou looks like she'd rather be somewhere else. Ron Howard's eyes are glinting with the reflection of his incoming massive bank balance. It's hard to say if I'm interested in the movie... I can't tell what my opinion is anymore because it has been drowned out by a million other opinions... yes, that's right, everyone's got one and they'll share it with you whether you want to hear it or not.
"I think it's disgraceful. Do you accept the will of God?"
"Dan Brown is a GENIUS!"
"The ending made me vomit"
and, my favourite...
"It's true, Jesus had to be a normal man, I think the book is true... no, I haven't read it"
I can't even tell if I'll go and see the film. I've never been more indifferent to a book in my entire life. And yes, that includes the Yellow Pages. Would that it didn't! OH YE OF LITTLE FAITH... sorry.
Sorry. I got carried away.
The latest issue of Empire magazine has a big spread on the upcoming movie in it, complete with boring pictures and equally boring interviews. Tom Hanks looks like a lump of turd in a suit. Audrey Tatou looks like she'd rather be somewhere else. Ron Howard's eyes are glinting with the reflection of his incoming massive bank balance. It's hard to say if I'm interested in the movie... I can't tell what my opinion is anymore because it has been drowned out by a million other opinions... yes, that's right, everyone's got one and they'll share it with you whether you want to hear it or not.
"I think it's disgraceful. Do you accept the will of God?"
"The ending made me vomit"
and, my favourite...
"It's true, Jesus had to be a normal man, I think the book is true... no, I haven't read it"
I can't even tell if I'll go and see the film. I've never been more indifferent to a book in my entire life. And yes, that includes the Yellow Pages. Would that it didn't! OH YE OF LITTLE FAITH... sorry.
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Comment by Shani
Comment by amy
Besides, just like reading the book, Harry Potter, or having a rudimentary knowledge of Big Brother or Australian Idol, it's social currency.
You can't avoid it - the best you can do is cheat. And if you still haven't READ the Da Vinci Code, take my approach to Harry Potter: make banal and inconclusive statements about anything that wasn't in the film =P