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Old 04-28-2011, 03:12 PM   #49
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I read the books 35 years ago and thought they were OK. I, too, liked Battlefield Earth, although the movie was horrible.
I never subjected myself to the movie, although I've been tempted, just to see where it went so horribly wrong. I read the book having never heard of Scientology, which I think was for the best, since there's apparently some Scientology contamination in it.

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In this you are clearly in error. I don't think there is anything that would embarass any televangelist -- including excessive makeup -- unless, of course, they got caught with their pants down or fingers in the pot (flesh or otherwise).
You might be right. I was kind of thinking that the sci-fi angle made Scientology rank right up there with Heaven's Gate, but maybe it was a little more plausible than that.
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