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Do you see the movie before you read the book?
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Aug 04, 2010 04:37PM

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i try to read the book first but half the time, if it's not told in the preview or the such, i don't even know it's based on a book until i see it. the book usually gives you the story details better then the movie does so you know what's happening.

Lol I either hate/ love it when that happens! Like "Yes JUST in time" or no!!!! My idea of the book is going to be ruined!


Oh I lvoed PS. I love you and I don't even think I'm going to attempt to read that book to be truthful. There's a book to the movie I Robot? Do tell!

Yeah its really good I have finished it but it was alot different to the movie.. and i mean alot... it was alittle confusing but I still liked it...
Oh, I hate it in the rare case that you read the book afterwards and ur like, "hmmm i prefered the movie" im always guilty when i do that.
It happened with "the Princess Bride"
It happened with "the Princess Bride"
Ya life the special effects aren't that good cause it was made a while ago but the acting is superb
i love The Princess Bride! lol i have yet to read the book, but i think it's somewhere in the house. somewhere...
The book and movie are very similar except they had to cut a few things cause the book was annoyingly long. But I really did prefer th movie
ahnes. 'annoyingly long' XD well i definitely need to read the book. because if i dont it shall forever bug me.
I know that feeling! Like I just realized that Breakfast at Tiffany's was apparently a book by Truman Capote so now I just feel so traitorous about watching the movie with Audrey Hepurn