In Defense Of A Very Mad World (Contains Spoilers)
Canyon News UNITED STATES—Are you celebrating, now that Southern California emerges from the quarantine woods, by setting out to do something special you long ago promised yourself would do? I’d love to hear about it. Meanwhile I continue the intellectual and nostalgic journey I promised myself in the depths of COVID: a defense of the 1963 madcap comedy epic, It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World. About 30 minutes, into the story of eight travelers brought together on a desert roadside by the dying words of a paroled thief who crashes and before kicking the bucket, literally, shares the...