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Old 11-21-2019, 10:57 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by Sirtel View Post
I don't particularly like shared universes and rarely read books set in them, except the originals. I also don't like novels set in the movie universes, even when they follow the canon. I've never read any Star Wars/Star Trek novels, for example, and don't plan to do so. But then I'm not a fan of franchises in general. I usually read/watch the original books/movies and that's it, I move on to something else. Dozens and hundreds of products by different creators using someone else's original idea is not really my cup of tea. I just get bored.
Star Wars ended for me with the third movie (the real third movie, not the renumbered (fake) third movie) when the ewoks showed up. My brain had already rebelled at the premise that every random character (in a galaxy of billions) were seemingly related.

I also agree on novels based on movies. There never seems to be much to them.
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