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this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2023
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Not to mention the bastardization of the entire plot.
I liked the book because it felt like the villains had actual capabilities to accomplish their goals. The protagonists did everything right and it still wasnt enough to get the bad guys off their backs.
In the movie the protagonists make stupid decisions and the villain helper character which didn't even exist in the book just overhears them talking about it.
Fucking. Stupid.
Said it better than I could.
Exactly.