Grisham's A Time to Kill

[stickyfingers]

My girlfriend's little brother is doing a report on this book so I told him there is a movie. Does anyone know if the movie and the book are the same? He would not be using the movie in place of but rather to aid him.

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[Fallon]

Let me get this out of the way.

Yes, they deserved to die and I hope they burn in hell!

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[WindowSill]

Samuel L. Jackson plays Carl Lee Hailey...nuff said...


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[Freakshow]

Samuel L. Jackson plays Carl Lee Hailey...nuff said...

Despite that fact, this is one of the worst movies I have ever seen in my life. It's not even humorously bad.

Haven't read the book, so I can' help you there.

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[Yerdaddy]

Read the book and saw the movie about the same time the movie came out. I liked them both, and as far as I can remember the movie was mostly faithful to the book. I think the main difference was the same as with most books-to-movies: the necessary ommission of scenes and characters in the movie version. I don't remember if the script was as faithful to the dialogue of the book as was Clockwork Orange, but the story is generally the same. I think it would help, as long as he actually reads the book.

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Fuck it from behind.

This message was edited by Yerdaddy on 10-5-04 @ 3:25 PM

[stavers]

Read the book. He would get a better experience out of it then watching that awfull movie.