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Who Framed Roger Rabbit: A Novel
Based on the screenplay by Jeffrey Price & Peter Seaman: It's the story of a man, a woman, and a rabbit in a triangle of trouble.
100 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1988
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August 3, 2015I must have seen this movie at least ten times (it was one of my children's favorites), but when we rewatched it yesterday evening I as usual noticed another Easter egg that I hadn't spotted before.
Okay, Roger Rabbit fans: WITHOUT checking Google or Netflix, where does Eddie Valiant hang his hat at the office? You're only shown it for a second, but there's no reasonable doubt...
Okay, Roger Rabbit fans: WITHOUT checking Google or Netflix, where does Eddie Valiant hang his hat at the office? You're only shown it for a second, but there's no reasonable doubt...
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February 3, 2023Neither this nor the original novel are at any libraries near me, ugh. Anyways please know I am not being hyperbolic when I say that this is one of a grand total of like three movies I have finished watching in the past two years (the others being A Muppet Christmas Carol, duh, and It's a Wonderful Life, which I watched three nights in a row in a shining display of mental well-being) and instantly became a favorite. Eddie Valiant I love you so much.
March 2, 2021
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In the days before VCRs, the novelisation was the only way to re-experience the film, and this is a competent job, neither adding much to or subtracting much from the script.
In the days before VCRs, the novelisation was the only way to re-experience the film, and this is a competent job, neither adding much to or subtracting much from the script.
January 16, 2012
Old school, moms put me on, its was cool.
January 24, 2019
Novelization of the movie. It's a little disappointing as it's almost a straight up scene for scene adaptation of the movie. Not really any extra stuff.
December 29, 2014
The literary quality of this book only rates two stars for the run-on sentences, point-of-view shifts throughout the narration and overuse of metaphors but that's to be expected. Movie tie-in paperbacks aren't exactly James Joyce. The movie, on the other hand, remains a classic in terms of visual storytelling.
Read this book and just try NOT hearing all the actors' voices in your head. When you've seen this movie as many times as I have, it's impossible. A quick, fun read, if you can get past all the wordy, overly descriptive narration.
Read this book and just try NOT hearing all the actors' voices in your head. When you've seen this movie as many times as I have, it's impossible. A quick, fun read, if you can get past all the wordy, overly descriptive narration.
January 19, 2009
Welll... i havent actually read the book, but i have seen the movie a million times as it is my favorite movie of all time. As they say the book is often better than the movie, so i'm guessing this book is awesomee.
September 6, 2016
Definitely a classic. This was one of my brother's favorite movies, which is why I have an old copy of the book in my possession. Minus the read-along cassette. The movie is better but the movie came first.
June 9, 2014
I enjoyed reading this wacky tale of mystery and mayhem. This book captured my childlike side and fed my love of wackiness and humor. It took me back t when I first saw the movie. This was cute and funny.
July 17, 2020
A proper gum shoe novel with a twist. It's not the movie. Don't expect it to be. But it's an engaging read from start to finish
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