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Old 11-07-2008, 11:31 AM   #18
bill_mchale
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Originally Posted by ggendel View Post
I remember reading "Andromeda Strain" as a young teenager. I couldn't put it down. Typically, the movie(s) couldn't live up to the book.
Actually, I rather liked the original movie. That being said, Michael Crichton was always a gifted story teller, but not necessarily the greatest at character development. As a result, I never felt compelled to buy his sequel to the original Jurassic Park; I enjoyed it immensely but when the story was over, I felt no need to revisit the world.

As a result, I think I tended to like the movies based on his books simply because the actors often made the characters seem a lot more alive and real than they were in the book.

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