Films v Books
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Brighton Breezy
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Thats what I meant.
Sometimes I can be such a goon.
Sometimes I can be such a goon.
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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The Laughing Bluebird said:
Really? I bought Ring the book yesterday. Will start reading it soon.
My house mate has just rented both versions of the movie too, so soon i will be able to do a definitive comparison of which is better: The book, the Japanese movie, or the American movie.
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The Laughing Bluebird
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garry nelsons left foot said:
I found the book quite enjoyable, but the closest any of the films get to it is the Korean version called 'The Ring Virus'. That was a low-budget affair, and not very good, but it was far more faithful to the book than either the Japanese or the American versions!
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I've had one of those.The Laughing Bluebird said:
Nasty.
Talking of books, but not films, although I think 1 was a dodgy TV drama.
Has anyone read any of the horror books writen by Peter James. He lives locally &, what I've read, are all centred around Sussex & the south east.
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Has anyone read any of the horror books writen by Peter James. He lives locally &, what I've read, are all centred around Sussex & the south east.
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The Laughing Bluebird
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Stst Brother said:
No, but the last time I visited Brighton I bought a copy of a James Herbert book called The Others when I got off the coach in Cardiff. What I didn't know until I got back to the house and started to read it was that the book was set in Brighton, and the main character's office was situated a couple of minutes away from where I had been staying.
Spooky......
