I am reading the book prior to viewing the movie, which I am planning to see on March 28th. If I can do a chapter a day, I’ll be golden.
One chapter down. So far, so good. Classic Weir humor. I can’t wait to see how this is adapted to screen.
I am reading the book prior to viewing the movie, which I am planning to see on March 28th. If I can do a chapter a day, I’ll be golden.
One chapter down. So far, so good. Classic Weir humor. I can’t wait to see how this is adapted to screen.
Looks pretty cool. It might tempt me into a movie theater, something I haven’t done since Covid struck.
A quick skim of links to assorted reviews seem overwhelmingly positive. My own local paper’s (San Jose Mercury) critic just loved it.
Off to check which local theater will be showing it.
I saw this last week at the first IMAX Early Access showing and loved it! I had never read the book (had never even heard of the book until I saw the first trailer.)
Just came home from the theater. I really enjoyed it, but I think a lot of the suspense was spoiled by having already read the book. Rocky looked exactly as I imagined him and the recovered memories /flashbacks were paced and integrated perfectly. The book may have done this as well but I was surprised they didn’t pull the trigger on Chekhov’s Heroin.
I just listened to the audiobook, and it was the same as your spoilered item.