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Belladonna
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Re: The Mystery of the Doll that Grew Old in the Attic
I still haven't read the books either, but like the movies.
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MacPhantom
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Re: The Mystery of the Doll that Grew Old in the Attic
At the risk of becoming the great nerdy cliché, I'm gonna go ahead and say it. The books were much better than the movies.
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Belladonna
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Re: The Mystery of the Doll that Grew Old in the Attic
The book is usually always better than the movie.
But in this case, I don't have enough patience to read all the books.
But in this case, I don't have enough patience to read all the books.
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Re: The Mystery of the Doll that Grew Old in the Attic
I enjoy the movies, never picked up the books, but my wife has read em all
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Re: The Mystery of the Doll that Grew Old in the Attic
Rarely is the movie better than the book. I'd have to say that the book Trainspotting was excellent, but the movie really tightened up a frenetic plot and a tangled mass of characters, and was really better than the book.
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Re: The Mystery of the Doll that Grew Old in the Attic
to me to the harry potter movies were better than the books... i read one a while back and started reading the next 2... barely finished the second one... didn't even get half way through the 3rd
Last night 'twas witching Hallowe'en
Dearest; an apple russet- brown
I pared, and thrice above my crown
Whirled the long skin; they watched in keen;
I flung it far; they laughed and cried me shame
Dearest, there lay the letter of your name!
Dearest; an apple russet- brown
I pared, and thrice above my crown
Whirled the long skin; they watched in keen;
I flung it far; they laughed and cried me shame
Dearest, there lay the letter of your name!