Week of real hatred: film critic suffers backlash to 'Passion' review

New York Daily News ^ | 2/29/04 | Jami Bernard

[sakic]

The only thing I'm sure of is that you have lied repeatedly.

[Phsstpok]

Ah yes, the voice of reason and good will.

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[Porterville]

You are right, however, I got hung up on her personal appearance than her message. I get carried away when someone, like herself, are such obvious bigots against Christians. A woman like herself has so many deficits that I could have picked any of her hooks to hang the lantern on, instead I chose the easiest to reach, shining a light on nothing but her surface. That is typical of myself, how I write, etcetera, if I searched just a little harder I would have been able to discover any number of disfigured beliefs and twisted behaviors within her shrivelled-blackened mind, shining truth on her socialistic agenda robed in the rainbow flag, cartouch-ed with the Hammer and Cycle....

I hate arrogant people; so I apologize if I got carried away and acted arrogant (I'm really not, I just like having fun). But where else can I vent without fear of losing work or being chased away with torches and pitchforks in this PC climate we now live?

[heyheyhey]

This is new from Reuters,

While most prognosticators have been wide off the mark on nearly every prediction about "Passion," if exit polls are any indication, the picture should hold up very well in the weeks ahead. According to CinemaScore.com, a sensational 99% of respondents gave "Passion" a positive grade.

There was not a single positive report on "Passion" before it's public release, compare that with a 99% viewers' approval. Makes you wonder who's running the show.