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I havent seen the movie the Ruins yet, but I read the book. While the movie seems to be lambasted for the improbable plot the novel is getting glowing reviews. So the question needs to be asked, is our suspension of disbelief higher for novel than movie or was it just handled better in book form?

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I read it. The movie stayed pretty damn close to the book. The students still suck. And it still has the exact same plot. I have no idea who reviewed it, but I don't really like it.
Stephen King wrote a good review for it and so did a few other people. I personaly didnt find it very scary.
Neither did I.
I don't think books require you to suspend your beliefs, but to exercise your imagination. Your mind is more actively processing those words into pictures, rather than remaining relatively idle while the pictures are drawn out for you...as in movies.

So, to recap -
Books: words = pictures = emotion
Movies: pictures = emotion

When you leave out a part of the equation, something will always feel like it's missing. That's why subtitled movies rock. *lol*
That and dubbing sucks.
We can all agree on that.

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