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I thought Wahlburg and Baldwin were fantastic in backup roles.
Small doses of straight-up, Boston cursing from the two was hillarious. In fact, I think one of the best exchanges in the movie is their "How's your mother?" argument.
Brief, simple, but very effective.
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The Davinci Code, worst movie I've ever seen
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Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 1:13 pm
The Da Vinci code was poor to mediocre. I don't know why Howard felt the need to mess with the book so much. The book wasn't mind blowing or anything, but at least it was a fun read.
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It wasn't that the movie was bad, to me, it's just that there were so many holes in the story I couldn't follow along. It was taking bits and pieces from real history and just flat making up a story to go along with it. Waitaminute... Mary Magdaline wrote her own Gospel? 
Its amazing there were people stupid enough to take that book for fact. 
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I've got both movies... but still haven't been able to watch them. Maybe I'll be able to help you in a couple of days... 
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Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 2:38 pm
I agree, it was just very hard to follow and believe. |
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Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 2:40 pm
Exactly. Believability is huge, for me.
That's why I was never afraid of "The Ring". Please. A little, 6-year old girl is terrifying? Why? Because her hair's wet and in her face?
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