A much wider audience is suffering from milder symptoms of gluten intolerance than previously realized -- nearly 18 million Americans.
Does he believe that to show suffering you have to make an audience suffer in turn?
But Hood appears to have learned something important from his Meryl Streep-wasting drama: you don't need to make a film about topical issues by constantly hammering the point home until the audience are all suffering from migraines.
But while animation continues to be popular with families, audiences complain it is suffering from too much sameness, with movie plots and characters looking increasingly alike.
Haste leads to suffering — quality suffers, the audience suffers, and customer acquisition suffers.
This summer the American movie audience seems to be suffering from an affliction like the one that plagued the hero of "Memento," condemned to live in an endlessly repeating present without benefit of short-term memory.
His flip-flopping might have been a cunning, ratings-grabbing maneuver to generate suspense in a season when "American Idol" has been suffering some audience slippage (and in fact, Wednesday night's broadcast on Fox drew about a million more viewers than last year's finale).
Whether they perform in London, Paris, Berlin, Milan or Madrid, they express the same emotions and thoughts of love, war, death and suffering to their audiences, who respond with no thought for nationhood.
I do not say that intending to belittle or caricature the condition, apparently neurofibromatosis, from which this man who attended the pope's general audience in the Vatican is suffering.
He told the audience that military planners were suffering a public relations problem of "their own making" by failing to offer context for the pictures coming in from the front.
At a recent BFRB conference at King's College, London, Dr Mouton-Odum asked the audience how many of those suffering from BFRBs would want to get rid of them if they could.
