The Starwars Books vs. The movies
Which do you like better?
The Starwars Books vs. The movies
I've read all the books and seen all the movies that are out and I like the movies better. I can't wait until Episode 3 comes out!
What about the rest of you?
What about the rest of you?
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I never bothered to read the books, personally...
But yeah, can't wait for Episode 3. I've downloaded the trailers, but saw one in the theater for the first time last night.
But yeah, can't wait for Episode 3. I've downloaded the trailers, but saw one in the theater for the first time last night.
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Hitchhiker's Guide.Jman 009 wrote:What'd you watch in theatres? Hitchhiker's Guide? The Intrepretor?
It was okay... had some really funny moments, but seemed kind of like lots of random things thrown together. I liked it somewhat, but my friends I was with didn't so much.
I'm guessing it would be better if I had read the books... lots of times lots of people in the theater would be cracking up about something, that we didn't really get.
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Hey! I just watched Hitchhiker's Guide today! It was so funny... at parts.The Top Crusader wrote:Hitchhiker's Guide.Jman 009 wrote:What'd you watch in theatres? Hitchhiker's Guide? The Intrepretor?
It was okay... had some really funny moments, but seemed kind of like lots of random things thrown together. I liked it somewhat, but my friends I was with didn't so much.
I'm guessing it would be better if I had read the books... lots of times lots of people in the theater would be cracking up about something, that we didn't really get.
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I like the movies better than the books based on the movies. However, I like the books based on Star Wars in general better than the movies... An extensive breakdown would look something like this:
Star wars movie book < Most Star Wars computer games < Poor Star Wars book < Episodes 1-2 < Good Star Wars computer game (like KOTOR, or Jedi Knight) < Episodes 4-6 < Good Star Wars Comic Book < Good Star Wars Novel
Star wars movie book < Most Star Wars computer games < Poor Star Wars book < Episodes 1-2 < Good Star Wars computer game (like KOTOR, or Jedi Knight) < Episodes 4-6 < Good Star Wars Comic Book < Good Star Wars Novel
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I haven't read the star wars books.... yet, but I generally like the books, not as a preference to movies, just like the books. I watch the movie, then read the books. The books add so much more to the movies, like what the person thinks about during that part, what his motive was for doing that, etc.
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I liked the Episode I book by Patricia Wrede, but most of the time I'd rather watch the movie than read the book.
On that note, though, has anyone read any of Timothy Zahn's books? I love it that he introduced Leia and Han's twins, then Mara Jade (whom Luke later married). My favorite Star Wars books are Spector of the Past and Vistion of the Future, and I like Union (only because I have the graphic novel version and Luke and Mara finally get married). It's hard to find Star Wars books that aren't either boring (Like Michael Stackpole's) or disgusting or completely un-Star Wars like.
I'd love to write some fanfiction, but all the books that are out there now make it intimidating. Somebody somewhere has already used or ruled out every plot I can come up with. I'm considering making something set in the Old Republic, since there seems to be a lot less about that and I've been playing Knights of the Old Republic more than is probably healthy. My mom finally told me to shut up or talk about something besides 'that stupid game'.
On that note, though, has anyone read any of Timothy Zahn's books? I love it that he introduced Leia and Han's twins, then Mara Jade (whom Luke later married). My favorite Star Wars books are Spector of the Past and Vistion of the Future, and I like Union (only because I have the graphic novel version and Luke and Mara finally get married). It's hard to find Star Wars books that aren't either boring (Like Michael Stackpole's) or disgusting or completely un-Star Wars like.
I'd love to write some fanfiction, but all the books that are out there now make it intimidating. Somebody somewhere has already used or ruled out every plot I can come up with. I'm considering making something set in the Old Republic, since there seems to be a lot less about that and I've been playing Knights of the Old Republic more than is probably healthy. My mom finally told me to shut up or talk about something besides 'that stupid game'.
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