Joseph McMillan

The first half of the movie was interesting by the fact the one would get to know a little about the writer and his life, but then Charlie Siskel tries to put the responsibility of every evil deed done by someone within a mile of a copy of the book becomes an annoyance. So much so that I ended the movie with approximately 35 minutes remaining. In the end I think less of Charlie Siskel and his elitist mentality.