Don't Trust Snakes: ". . . a stodgy, grim thing"

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“I know where I'm headed.”

ROGER THORNHILL

Wednesday, May 17, 2006

". . . a stodgy, grim thing"

That's the verdict on The Da Vinci Code from Variety. Can't say I'm shocked.

Of course, they also say that "what it's proposing undermines the fundamental tenants [sic] of Christianity." I say it's high time someone did something about those damn tenants, with their chanting at odd hours and their smelly cooking.

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