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If you like a good scifi read you cant go wrong with the body snatchers
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The writing is of a time that i enjoy the simplicity of the horror is deepened with the understatement
Some dated aspects but nothing too bad
Competitiveness
If youve seen the 1956 film then this is almost the same except for the ending
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- This product had a total of 219 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 12 2021.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Seen the original movie from 1955 with kevin mccarthy and 2
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For those who have seen the movie i can confirm that the movie is very true to the book not surprisingly as jack finney created the screenplay
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I was surprised that the scenes were excluded as they would have enhanced the film
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Fascinatingly the book compliments the film and vice versa
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I was familiar with two movie adaptations but had never read the book
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Whilst if youve seen the film versions there is a lot to recognise the interesting thing is the ending which i wont spoil for you but adds a new element that id not known about
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Theres a bit of a clunky sappy 50s man and his little lady vibe but actually when the going gets rough the little lady shrugs off the screamer stereotype to wade in
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Great evocation of paranoia whilst at the same time celebrating whats good about being human and it never goes over the top in its depiction of events