Films/DVD Asylum

The early Rotten Tomatoes reviews have been universally dismissive.

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In Reply to: DVC getting slammed posted by DWPC on May 17, 2006 at 11:43:55:

My wife and I will probably contribute to Opie's retirement fund this weekend (we try to catch event movies of major literary works regardless of the negative press).
I won't prejudge the film, but I have to agree that the consensus so far isn't very promising; we'll see.

Da Vinci Code (Open in New Window)

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If DVC is a literary event, Domino's Pizza is a gourmet event - DWPC 08:43:51 05/18/06 (0)
Sales event, yes. Promotional success, yes. Literary, emphatically no!
I can't believe you've never read Holy Blood, Holy Grail! * - mr grits 18:33:01 05/17/06 (1)
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Ex nihilo, nihil fit . . .
- I can't believe you've never read anything, so I guess we're even. (nt) - Audiophilander 00:16:42 05/19/06 (0)
  ;^D
Re: The early Rotten Tomatoes reviews have been universally dismissive. - Victor Khomenko 15:40:45 05/17/06 (4)
***we try to catch event movies of major literary works regardless of the negative press
Please elucidate... exactly WHAT ***major literary work*** are you talking about here?
You can't possibly mean one of the most boring books of the decade... or...
- The Da Vinci Code sold more copies than the grey poupon fare you usually promote. (nt) - Audiophilander 10:44:22 05/18/06 (3)
  It's considered by most folks as a major work of literary fiction.
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  - And that is real shame... ain't it? Nothing more shameful than folks like you considering it a major work - Victor Khomenko 12:54:02 05/18/06 (2)
    And not just a "work" - a "literary" one, for Pete's sake!
    Do you think it will beat LoTR? Naah!
    ***It's considered by most folks as a major work of literary fiction.
    This is pure kaka... "most folks" do not even read. How lucky for you!
    - It was a best-selling work of popular fiction, is what it was. nt - clarkjohnsen 13:15:24 05/18/06 (1)
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      - Well... whatever. A POS by any other name... - Victor Khomenko 13:21:19 05/18/06 (0)
        
        In Reply to: It was a best-selling work of popular fiction, is what it was. nt posted by clarkjohnsen on May 18, 2006 at 13:15:24:
        
        I am really not that inclined to spend my time discussing that marvel. Wasting several hours to get through it was painful enough.

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