You know that Coyote and Roadrunner cartoon
where Coyote is trying to kill Roadrunner but his trap backfires,
and he falls off a cliff, and then in the next scene he's fine
and tries to kill Roadrunner again, but his trap backfires, and
he falls off a cliff, and then that same thing happens again and
again and again until you just wish that someone at Acme would
invent a device that once and for all finished off the two of
them so you could just stare at the empty desert landscape? Well,
if you edited out anything that was remotely funny in that cartoon,
and then repeated the remaining scenes another four hundred times,
you'd have made a film that was almost infinitely more entertaining
than Mouse Hunt. For my part, I ran screaming from the
theater after the fifth repetition of the hunters-fall-into-their-own-trap
"gag," but I hear that many who stayed to the end were
forever scarred, and can only walk the desolate back alleyways
of life, dreaming of a better world where films have plots, characters,
and even some vague sense of craft.
--DiGiovanna
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