[Kal-EL]

Its better to watch the movies first before reading the books as they tend to have more content in them and you arnt so dissapointed when the story line changes subtly.

I've read the series as well and I'm not into reading

[Bones]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

Its better to watch the movies first before reading the books as they tend to have more content in them and you arnt so dissapointed when the story line changes subtly.

I've read the series as well and I'm not into reading

That's exactly why the wife didn't like the movie so much. She had read the book before seeing the movie and all I heard about it was they had skipped over so many details the book itself had that explained things.

I told her if they had tried to do all of that, it would still be in production today. there's only so much you can cram into a movie based on how long the movie is.

[Kal-EL]

Originally Posted by Bones

That's exactly why the wife didn't like the movie so much. She had read the book before seeing the movie and all I heard about it was they had skipped over so many details the book itself had that explained things.

I told her if they had tried to do all of that, it would still be in production today. there's only so much you can cram into a movie based on how long the movie is.

They crammed alot into the Lord of the Rings, which I enjoyed quite much. The time between sequels was too long for my taste and teh movies coulda been longer still

[Rogue210]

Yea always see the movie first..then read the book! I love the hp movies and books...anyone seen the preview for avatars?

[lakeside2189]

Lord of the Rings movies (all 3) we're the closest to the book of any book then movie I have ever seen...I read alot and love movies but that was just a true work of art!!!

Maybe that is why they took all the awards for 3 years running!!!