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  • Liz C

    liz c said:

    Really enjoyed this. I'll have to watch the movie next!

    posted Tuesday, July 7 2009 ( | view 1 reply )
  • Meghan  G

    meghan g said:

    Honestly...I'm no filmmaker but I think Brad just "sounds" better than Todd.

    posted Monday, July 7 2008
  • Ryan m

    ryan m said:

    EXCELLENT

    posted Sunday, June 15 2008
  • lulu_bella

    lulu_bella said:

    Todd was the name of the director, but that seems like a silly reason to change the name of a character.

    posted Monday, July 23 2007
  • lulu_bella

    lulu_bella said:

    I agree. I was completely surprised when the book ended. I didn't realize that they changed Todd's name either, it's been a while since I saw the movie. That is weird. Who knows why they did these things. Maybe wikipedia knows.

    posted Monday, July 23 2007
  • Artemis_98

    artemis_98 said:

    I thought the movie was brilliant. It affected me way much more than the book. The movie is an excellent pages-to-pictures adaptation, in my view. I didn't even realize the endings were different! Or that Todd's name had been changed to Brad. (Shows how forgetful I am, I guess.)

    posted Monday, July 23 2007
  • skoolmom

    skoolmom said:

    And Why in the World did they change Todd's name to Brad in the movie??
    Todd means Foxy or Fox like- seems a better choice.

    posted Monday, July 23 2007
  • mamacate

    mamacate said:

    The difference in endings completely bamboozled me. It almost seemed like they wanted to wrap things up in a neat little package for the movie, but WHY--especially since the rest of the movie was slavishly adherent to the book (as another commenter said, eerily so). It's not like the movie abandoned the book's nihilism; what good did the (marginally) neater ending do? Strange. I still enjoyed revisiting this world through the movie (seen about a year and a half after reading the book), though I certainly left it puzzled.

    posted Sunday, July 22 2007
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