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Old 04-28-2008, 03:52 PM   #160
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I LIKE "Battlefield Earth". It's too long, but it's a great story. Let's not forget - Hubbard may have had some odd ideas, religiously-speaking, but he was also a damned good SF writer.
I have to agree with Harry here. Hubbard is a bit of a nut job, but I read this book in high school It's a great fast-paced read. No scientology stuff in it. Just good ole-fashioned pulp-like sci-fi.

But for the love of God I'm not even going to pretend that the horrible movie-version of the novel really exists. John Travolta as Terl? Dreadlocks, platform shoes and rubber hands?! Um, no. No. That didn't happen. No.
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