L. Neil Smith's Number 351, January 22, 2006  "Down With
Tolerance!"  The Sad, Impending Demise of Napoleon Dynamite by
Jonathan David Morris  Special to TLE  Would it be wrong to root
against a man's career? Would it be wrong to consciously hope
for someone—a living, breathing human being—to fail at whatever
it is he's trying to do? What if you didn't know this man? What
if you had no reason to root against him? What if you only hoped
for his failure because you liked his work?  Would it be wrong?
Here's why I ask: A couple of weeks ago, I saw the trailer for
an upcoming comedy called The Benchwarmers, about three grown
men who go around the country playing Little League teams in
baseball. Now, you probably don't need me to tell you this
premise sounds awful. Personally, though, I'm open-minded and
could easily give it a shot. The problem I have with this movie,
however, and the reason I'll most likely avoid it, is its cast.
The top two stars are former SNL buddies Rob Schneider and David
Spade. And wheneve