Funny & enjoyable
I really wasn't sure what to expect from this book, I thought it would either be boring and full to the brim with scientific information or it would be quirky and fun. To my surprise it was a fairly equal dose of both science and comedy. At times I did feel like the science weighed a little heavier and I would start to think of putting the book down.
I really liked that it was split into sections with various types of ways Hollywood kills people off. The chapters made it a more manageable as I would read only a section at a time.
The diagrams and charts split the text up so the pages weren't endless tiny text, I wasn't so fond of the text conversations between the authors on the page, the conversations rarely interested me.
I enjoyed this book but unfortunately I found most of the movies that were discussed to be relatively old. This is definitely aimed at a higher aged audience than myself or someone interested in the 'classics'.
I really liked that it was split into sections with various types of ways Hollywood kills people off. The chapters made it a more manageable as I would read only a section at a time.
The diagrams and charts split the text up so the pages weren't endless tiny text, I wasn't so fond of the text conversations between the authors on the page, the conversations rarely interested me.
I enjoyed this book but unfortunately I found most of the movies that were discussed to be relatively old. This is definitely aimed at a higher aged audience than myself or someone interested in the 'classics'.