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The movie's getting reviews that give me the feeling the critics just don't know what to make of the "23 Enigma."
Either that, or it's just a really bad movie. :o)
With an opening gambit like that, it'd be rude not to go see it.
Jim Carey at last looking believably serious.
It's not the worst movie I've ever seen... which is the best thing I can say about it.
As for Carrey, he should probably stick to comedy and light drama.
PK
Apparantly Jim and the producers are completely ignorant of numerology. Numerology may be a pseudo-science, but it still has rules you know. You can't just break all the rules just so you can discover the comfy '23' you so desire. (Numerology deals with the numbers 1-9, so therefore '23' would be reduced to '2+3=5.' I don't see too many people trying to convince us that '5' is so bad.)
As I stated in my blog on the subject, "Much Ado About Nothing."
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