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Post by mysterydriver on May 2, 2006 14:36:14 GMT -5
I hold in my possession, something...something POWERFUL.
I now have THE, "See No Evil" Novelization by Dan Madigan (who is also the scriptwriter)!
On the front cover, Kane stares with anger while the metal hook he carries dangles for all to see.
Today, I begin an adventure. If this book holds the secret of May 19th (doubtful) I will find it.
My roommate is currently in shocked. But me, well I am in AWE of this wonderful find!
Best $8.00 I ever spent....with a giftcard...!!
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Post by mysterydriver on May 2, 2006 15:04:26 GMT -5
It is a nice extra payday for the company, especially with people like me...
See No Evil, coming MAY 19TH
That is MAY 19TH for those of you who may not know...MAY 19TH!!
Novelizations alway include deleted scenes and also provides a little more depth into the characters. The Hulk novelization I bought helped make that movie better in my point of view.
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Post by mysterydriver on May 2, 2006 22:13:57 GMT -5
I am currently 42 pages in and wanted to give an update on this...wonderful...book. and also try and get people's attention... oops, I just made a Bond Villian mistake by revealing my plan.
Kane's character has yet to be named. He is refered to as...The Monster.
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VIVA La Spoilers!
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At the beginning of the book, a cop (named Fred Williams), who was a Vietnam flashback while searching in the house where Kane stays. (I doubt that will be in the finished movie)
I love the buildup of the 1st attack, where the cop sees the OMINOUS shadow, realises this may his last moment on earth, and then builds up the courage for this amazing battle cry, "F*** you, C***s***er!" (I bet this WILL be in the finished movie...)
Kane, with a bullet in his skull, then goes to a Doctor. However, the Monster knows the doctor as "The Magic man" who he met once when he was younger. The doctor REMEMBERS him!
Wow, this may be the greatest Movie-to-Book EVER. Or I am trying to convince myself that it was okay to buy it...
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Post by Warwolf on May 3, 2006 1:52:43 GMT -5
I saw that at Borders and have been debating whether to pick up either it or the latest Vampire Hunter D novel.
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Post by silverking on May 3, 2006 1:58:27 GMT -5
IT WASN'T MY FAULT!
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Post by Francis on May 3, 2006 2:58:34 GMT -5
I actually liked the Journey into Darkness book,
oh wait should I have written that?
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Post by mysterydriver on May 3, 2006 9:02:53 GMT -5
I saw that at Borders and have been debating whether to pick up either it or the latest Vampire Hunter D novel. I would suggest Vampire Hunter D all the way. See No Evil will be in the equivalent of a $1 bin soon. Then it can get picked up... Not to say I am not enjoying it...but they just introduced a character who is afraid of men because her father took her to a zoo, when she was younger, and jokingly told her the bears would bite her fingers off. |
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