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Old 11-30-2012, 05:46 PM   #85
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Originally Posted by Hamlet53 View Post
If we are posting Goodreads reviews selected for supporting a point of view regarding Ethan Frome . . .
The best review against I, Robot is because it's different then the movie version and Will Smith's character is not in the book.

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I am currently reading this book with my son as part of his summer reading list, (new school, therefore he has to do his summer reading during school session) and as I was reading, I discovered that this book is so different from the movie version of I, Robot starting Wil Smith. Usually there are differences between movies and books, but in I, Robot there is are significant differences, such as no mention of Wil Smith's character. My son and I are slightly in the middle of the book so maybe later in the book they will mention his character, hmmmmmmmm- maybe. I'll keep reading to find out and let you guys know.
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