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Quoted: how did the book end? Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I enjoyed the book. The movie was dreck. This, but even if remade, they would never allow the book's ending to be made on film. how did the book end? Short version. He's being taken back to the studio on an airliner, and takes control and crashes it into the skyscraper housing the "Games Network" |
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Quoted: how did the book end? Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I enjoyed the book. The movie was dreck. This, but even if remade, they would never allow the book's ending to be made on film. how did the book end? |
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I enjoyed the book. The movie was dreck. This, but even if remade, they would never allow the book's ending to be made on film. As were all the Bachman Books. SK at his finest, IMO. The Long Walk was an amazing story, that everyone should read. |
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If you e got Netflix check out the black mirror episode "fifteen million credits". It's kinda the same vein ie. Reality TV gone too far. that episode was crazy.. I liked it. There was something about the girl that showed Bing the vending machine trick. Not conventionally attractive, but I thought she was really cute. |
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If you e got Netflix check out the black mirror episode "fifteen million credits". It's kinda the same vein ie. Reality TV gone too far. that episode was crazy.. +1, All the Bkack Mirror episodes were pretty good. White Bear episode was similar, but instead of TV show it was more of s theme park type experience. |
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Never. We (as a society) have gotten away from execution as a public spectacle. Horse thieves used to be hung on Sunday so everyone would already be dressed-up and in-town. And we wonder why we have the crime today! Punishment must be quick, public and brutal for it to be effective. |


