BOOKS! That are NOT YET Movies.. But Damn Sure Should Be
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Never heard of it, but looked it up. Might buy it and read it.
If you do (and I highly recommend you do) then you'll want to start with Wool Omnibus Edition (Wool 1 - 5) (Silo Saga)
Then move to Shift Omnibus Edition (Shift 1-3) (Wool Trilogy Book 2)
And finish with Dust (Wool Trilogy Book 3)
My fear is that a movie gets made and is butchered a la "John Carter of Mars"
:::edit::: Well look what I just found
Ridley Scott ( Prometheus) acquired the film rights..
Our musical works to date http://www.arielsatticmusic.com/ -
my eyesight sucks so I am an audible member, 24 unabridged audio books a year.
I listened to a sample of wool unfortunately it's read by a Valley Girl.
(actually an unimpressive female narrator)
WSS
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That would be irritating as hell.
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it is. I don't know what that gig pays but there are so many actors out there it seems like you should never settle for a second rate performance.
WSS
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The Book of Lies is a mystery that centers on the creation of Superman and the death of Jerry Siegel's father. Some of it takes place at the Siegel house on Kimberly Ave. where Superman was "born".
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The Book of Lies is a mystery that centers on the creation of Superman and the death of Jerry Siegel's father. Some of it takes place at the Siegel house on Kimberly Ave. where Superman was "born".
The Book of Lies is a mystery that centers on the creation of Superman and the death of Jerry Siegel's father. Some of it takes place at the Siegel house on Kimberly Ave. where Superman was "born".
and a tough read as I recall.
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kingdom come (if you like super hero graphic novels).
clive barker's weaveworld was crazy.
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The Book of Lies is a mystery that centers on the creation of Superman and the death of Jerry Siegel's father. Some of it takes place at the Siegel house on Kimberly Ave. where Superman was "born".
and a tough read as I recall.
WSS
and a tough read as I recall.
WSS
Not at all....as I recall. Did you read it, or was it on audiotape?
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and a tough read as I recall.
WSS
Not at all....as I recall. Did you read it, or was it on audiotape?
Not at all....as I recall. Did you read it, or was it on audiotape?
for a great many years everything have read has been unabridged audio.
I thought it was dull.
WSS
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Not at all....as I recall. Did you read it, or was it on audiotape?
for a great many years everything have read has been unabridged audio.
I thought it was dull.
WSS
for a great many years everything have read has been unabridged audio.
I thought it was dull.
WSS
It may have fallen down a bit on some points. But I thought it did a very good job at dwelling into the motivations of the young Jerry Seigel and his reasons for creating Superman. At a young age he had lost his dad who was a cop to a bullet, a mystery that I believe has never been solved.
In essence, he wanted to create a hero who would be essentially invulnerable to replace his dad.
I mean, Dude, it wasn't a Superman comic book.
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Tree of Smoke Denis Johnson
My favorite Vietnam novel
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Never heard of it, but looked it up. Might buy it and read it.
If you do (and I highly recommend you do) then you'll want to start with Wool Omnibus Edition (Wool 1 - 5) (Silo Saga)
Then move to Shift Omnibus Edition (Shift 1-3) (Wool Trilogy Book 2)
And finish with Dust (Wool Trilogy Book 3)
My fear is that a movie gets made and is butchered a la "John Carter of Mars"
:::edit::: Well look what I just found
Ridley Scott ( Prometheus) acquired the film rights..
If you do (and I highly recommend you do) then you'll want to start with Wool Omnibus Edition (Wool 1 - 5) (Silo Saga)
Then move to Shift Omnibus Edition (Shift 1-3) (Wool Trilogy Book 2)
And finish with Dust (Wool Trilogy Book 3)
My fear is that a movie gets made and is butchered a la "John Carter of Mars"
:::edit::: Well look what I just found
Ridley Scott ( Prometheus) acquired the film rights..
John Carter of Mars was awesome.. I thought Prometheus was boring and predictable.
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The long walk is a full length novel but otherwise I agree. He's got plenty of short stories that would work well
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It's been released since as it's own full length novel under kings own name. But yeah it was in the Bachman books
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Check out this list of the best selling books of all time.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_books
There are a few in there that I do not believe have been made into movies like The Catcher in the Rye.
Watership Down
Others that are best sellers are like self help books, not amenable to movie making.
Note though that some of the best selling books are also among the largest grossing movie franchises: specifically the Lord of the Rings/Hobbit and the Harry Potter books.
Personally, I never cared for the Catcher in the Rye.....and I assume that JD Salinger would never sell the movie rights. But now that he is gone, perhaps his estate will. I am not sure it is translatable to a movie, but I would be curious to see the effort.
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