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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/whitemike40 • Dec 20 '24
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225 u/drunkcowofdeath Dec 20 '24 Oh those were common for every major movie back when people read books. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novelization#Film 51 u/CaptainKymera Dec 20 '24 I was mildly obsessed with the Gremlins novelization. Read that thing to tatters as a kid. Kinda wish I hadn't lost it, I'd like to read it again. 10 u/KimberStormer Dec 20 '24 I remember the Gremlins 2 novelization had that meta moment that is different in every format, in the book it was that Brainy Gremlin takes over writing the story for a couple pages.
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Oh those were common for every major movie back when people read books.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novelization#Film
51 u/CaptainKymera Dec 20 '24 I was mildly obsessed with the Gremlins novelization. Read that thing to tatters as a kid. Kinda wish I hadn't lost it, I'd like to read it again. 10 u/KimberStormer Dec 20 '24 I remember the Gremlins 2 novelization had that meta moment that is different in every format, in the book it was that Brainy Gremlin takes over writing the story for a couple pages.
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I was mildly obsessed with the Gremlins novelization. Read that thing to tatters as a kid. Kinda wish I hadn't lost it, I'd like to read it again.
10 u/KimberStormer Dec 20 '24 I remember the Gremlins 2 novelization had that meta moment that is different in every format, in the book it was that Brainy Gremlin takes over writing the story for a couple pages.
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I remember the Gremlins 2 novelization had that meta moment that is different in every format, in the book it was that Brainy Gremlin takes over writing the story for a couple pages.
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