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27 Jul 17 #494883 by falls81
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i thought the other day about how good micheal crichton's jurassic park was when i read it when i was a lot younger! so i went out and bought it and my god, its just as good now! still 50 times better than the film!

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27 Jul 17 #494895 by WYSPECIAL
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Not read it but books always seem better than the film to me. You can get so much more detail across.

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27 Jul 17 #494897 by Bubblegum11
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Books are better every time! Can't think of one film that was better than the book. They always seem to leave out so much in the films - even if they are good.

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30 Jul 17 #494989 by number9cloud
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Bubblegum11 wrote:

Books are better every time! Can't think of one film that was better than the book. They always seem to leave out so much in the films.


I am a big fan of Cormac McCarthy and there are films of a few of his books. I read his last book, The Road, soon after it was published and really enjoyed it. Then I saw the film and loved it too. I watched it several times over the years. Sometimes it is best not to expect the film to be what the book is and enjoy the film on its own right being aware that is based on the book.

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02 Aug 17 #495105 by falls81
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i agree that many films would be better than the book, but i dont often get time to read, where as obviously a film is complete in a couple of hours! i can also see the attraction that a book would prolong the experience, almost adding more anticipation, maybe i should try to read more instead of being a man of convienience!

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04 Aug 17 #495163 by dutchelms
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I had to read Independence Day once, yes the one with the aliens. One of the worst books ever.

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22 Oct 17 #497102 by falls81
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i didnt know there was an independance day book! Also i noticed you said you had to read it? If you are a victim of "force reading" there are many help centres and advice lines that could help you :-}

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