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Details, details — The Secret packaging[edit]
Your line "The film opens with an actress portraying Rhonda Byrne..." seems not correct. I will have to check the DVD. Nice work on pulling together the details but there seems to be a little too much detail—lack the 'compelling factior'! Does it really need to be here? Maybe some of this can be moved to trivia and/or cut. Is your intent to give support for these conclusions reached by critics?:
- "emphatically cinematic" and "driven by images and emotions rather than logic"
- conjures a "Da Vinci Code" aesthetic, full of pretty faux parchment, quill-and-ink fonts and wax seals.
If so, I don't think providing supporting details helps in this case. One actually has to watch the film to get the experience. I think shortened and moved to Trivia is the best solution. Done as 1 to 3 new trivia items it could be very interesting. :) I will attempt this if you are not interested. —WikiLen 07:16, 19 May 2007 (UTC)