So, this movie comes out next Friday. Who's going to see it?
Denmark and I are seeing it on Saturday. I'm really nervous that they'll screw it up. Still, Lois Lowry gave it a pretty shining review.
Never read the book, probably won't see the movie. :o
Wow, you've never read it? I thoroughly recommend it. It's a beautiful, brilliant novel. I re-read it every few years, and I have to say, it's aged very well. A lot of the books I read when I was younger I still enjoy, but a lot of my enjoyment comes from nostalgia.
Plus, the book is only like 200 pages. I know I'm a super fast reader, but I really don't doubt that you could read it in one sitting.
yeah, read the book A++ would recommend
i'm curious to see how the movie will stack up to the book. it's been a few years since i've read it but i have read it many a time
Can someone please explain the book more? I read it couple of years back in school.
(SPOILER) I'm trying to remember how it is that they don't understand color or emotions such as strength or weakness, etc.
No time for "Dilly-Dallying" or "Shilly-Shallying."
Props go to the one and only, Proxy, for the signature.
I need to read this book again.
<PaperStar> live fast, die young, bad plefs do it well
yeah i can't see it being very good, even considering (and probably because of) the source material.
will download in a few months.
I'll watch it eventually but, that was such a great book I can't help but feel they'll ruin it.
My High School made us read the book. At the time I treated it like any other book they forced us to read, but once I figured out it wasn't the typical High School reading material, I found myself fascinated with the book. Not sure if I will see the movie in the theater or not, but I am sure I will see the film at some point.
I thought the book was ok a bit tame for a distopia. To be fair I only read it once in highschool so maybe I'll appreciate it more if I re-read it. I can see it being a good movie. After all Pleasantville is a good movie.
I didnt read the sequels.
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Kefka's coming, look intimidating!
Have a nice day!!
From the looks of the trailer, it doesn't seem like it will have much to do with the book.
It looks more like the movie has a typical dystopian society plot/theme combined with elements of The Running Man. So not close at all.
Speaking of which, The Running Man isn't much like the book either. Whaddyagonnado?