Which was better, the Time Traveler's Wife in book or movie form?
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Read the book AND saw the movie
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Anyway afterwards I bought a copy of the book for my wife, and managed to read the first couple of chapters before she got stuck into it.
The book is structured in a different way to the movie, using both characters as narrators and splits the stroy telling from both of their perspectives. There is also a huge amount of extra details and threads which didn't appear in the movie due to time reasons.
So the book is a bit like the HD version of the film....
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I'd watch the film first as it does work on its own, and then you'll get the pleasure of the book filling in the extra detail.
So all in all I think the order to do it would be
1) Film
2) Book
3) The tv series (if it happens)
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In movies, they give you the character's appearances, the setting, etc.
It is the mind that creates the magic.
We imagine the characters and the setting. Sometimes vague, sometimes to the exact detail. What is fascinating is that we have our own virtual take on the book, and none of our thoughts are wrong.
Besides, if you see the movie first, you'll probably be so confused.
Take Twilight for example.
The movie ... blew chunks. Several bad actors, the plot was just one big jumble.
Luckly, I read the book first so I could criticize about the movie verison.
If you watch the movie first then go on reading the book, you will constantly say "Oohhh, so that's why!"
I suggest you read the book first and then watch the movie that will allow you to make references.
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