Oct 09

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I just read an article written a few years ago about Deep Throat finally making it, uncut, past the British film censorship board. It’s all a lot of blah blah, except for a pretty funny quote from a British film critic for the Guardian (presumably a British news organ of some kind: “It certainly doesn’t have the artistic merit of The Devil And Miss Jones or Behind The Green Door…in fact, unless you enjoy watching fellatio, it’s really rather boring.”

Well, point taken, because yes, it is kind of boring, at least by today’s standards, but seriously. “Unless you enjoy watching fellatio”? Why else would you watch Deep Throat? That’s like saying “unless you enjoy watching cars go in a circle, the Indianapolis 500 is rather boring.”


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