[rogue yam]

I thought that the review of TDVC by Michael Novak at National Review was the best I've seen. Here's the final two paragraphs and the link:

I think I have never for two-and-a-half hours felt so surrounded by decadence and hostility toward Christ. Yet I must admit that the film was glitzy with the art of the makers of thrillers. One could never be sure when one scene, then another, then another, then another, would be cut short by a murderous lunge, a shot ricocheting around a closed space, a door slamming, a car screeching. From one shock to another, one's stomach absorbed punch after punch.

Afterwards, I sure felt like a strong double bourbon. And I felt eager to forget as soon as I can the sheer malicious hatred that swirls up from this film.

http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=YWY5YjI3MWRiMDBhOWU3NWI0MmE3NGZhOGNjZjcxYTQ=

[cricket]

I thought that the review of TDVC by Michael Novak at National Review was the best I've seen. Here's the final two paragraphs and the link:

Good review. . .but I do like mine better ;^)