Da Vinci Code Movie Review
John and I like going to the movies. Unfortunately, there hasn't been much playing in our neighborhood lately that sounds interesting--and he refuses to watch V For Vendetta a fourth time. (I could watch it for weeks.) Last week we saw Silent Hill, and I've already completely forgotten it.
So we went to The Da Vinci Code. It's good for Americans to see anything that reminds them of history, which is no longer taught in American schools. There are fine actors in the film. But it's more than four hours long, and John kept yawning loudly, which was very annoying. Then when we left the theater there were a few protestors with signs. One sign said something about the wrath of God.
John (laughing): It's just not compelling enough to make God angry.
Vicky: You're completely out of touch.
John: You mean because my mother was a Rosicrucian?
So we went to The Da Vinci Code. It's good for Americans to see anything that reminds them of history, which is no longer taught in American schools. There are fine actors in the film. But it's more than four hours long, and John kept yawning loudly, which was very annoying. Then when we left the theater there were a few protestors with signs. One sign said something about the wrath of God.
John (laughing): It's just not compelling enough to make God angry.
Vicky: You're completely out of touch.
John: You mean because my mother was a Rosicrucian?
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