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Old 18-05-2004, 21:48   #48
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Re: What was the last book you read?

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Originally Posted by theblueraja
Yeah, i think though that i would have enjoyed the books a LOT more had i NOT seen the film funnily enough. Your own imagination is way better than someone elses interpretation off a book i think.

Probably why so many book to film projects go wrong.
This is very true, in most cases I (personally) think that the book is often better than the film. In fact the only case that immidiately springs to mind - whereI thought the opposite is 'The Tommyknockers' - I thought the TV movie was a lot better than the book.

In the Lord of the Rings' case - I am glad that the films have been made as they will give an access to the general public to the story. But there is still a lot of the story (Tom Bombadil anyone ) missing which is a shame.
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