Catch 22

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Catch-22 originated as the title of a 1961 novel by Joseph Heller. (Heller had originally planned to title his novel Catch-18, but the publication of Leon Uris's Mila 18 persuaded him to change the

George Clooney’s version of “Catch-22” premieres Friday on Hulu — marking Hollywood’s third adaptation of Joseph Heller’s surreal 1960s bestseller about the lunacy and horror of war. Heller told th…

First of all, Catch-22 is just plain funny, and that makes it wonderful all on its own. But it's also a really great read, because it skillfully points out the absurdity of war.

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Mad Magazine No. 141 by Jack Rickard [©1971]

Catch-22 is really funny... for the first couple hundred pages. Past that point, it starts to wear a bit thin. I know Heller was probably Making A Point with all the circular reasoning and repetition, but the point was well-made pretty early on.

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