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What is the difference between Bernald Mulda's book the nayural and the moive?

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Aug 31, 2010. 8:01 AMorksecurity says:

Websearch will probably find reviews which answer this question in a fair amount of detail. GIFY?

Sep 12, 2010. 8:09 AMredsoup (author) says:

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Aug 31, 2010. 12:59 AM

Kiteman says:

One consists of stationary text printed on rectangular pages.

The other consists of a series of stationary images flashed on a screen in front of your eyes with such rapidity as to give the illusion of continuous movement.

Sep 12, 2010. 8:06 AMredsoup (author) says:

I think I now that

Sep 12, 2010. 1:47 PM

kelseymh says:

Hard to tell from your question.

Oct 29, 2010. 2:52 PMredsoup (author) says:

You know and I'm twleve and your thirty i think that you should get off instructables if your this old and being a prick to a kid.

Oct 29, 2010. 3:41 PM

kelseymh says:

Lack of age doesn't preclude thought, nor does it preclude politeness. If you want good answers ask good questions, not homework questions. If you want politeness, be polite.

Nov 13, 2010. 6:03 PMredsoup (author) says:

Yes, but I am fustrated by the fact people on instructables could be useless, and the fact that a thirty year old tells a twleve year old what to do is a little wierd.
P.S. I posted this in the summer

Nov 13, 2010. 9:14 PM

kelseymh says:

Uh, huh. Those of us who try to answer questions are frustrated by the fact that people are too lazy to do research themselves, and have a sense of entitlement that ohers should figure things out for them and give them information for free. Part of being assigned projects is learning how to gather information, and synthesize it, for yourself.

Aug 30, 2010. 10:03 PM

kelseymh says:

Read the book, watch the movie, then get the Cliff Notes and you won't have to think for yourself.

Sep 12, 2010. 8:07 AMredsoup (author) says:

CLIFF NOTES ARE USE LESS

Sep 12, 2010. 1:46 PM

kelseymh says:

Yes, my point exactly. You're still not thinking.

Oct 5, 2010. 1:07 PMredsoup (author) says:

I read the book then saw the movie looked at cliff notes and oh yah they gave me no info

Aug 30, 2010. 10:00 PM

onrust says:

Just read the book man!

Sep 12, 2010. 8:07 AMredsoup (author) says:

I READ THE BOOK THE MOVIE WAS IMPOSABLE TO GET

Sep 12, 2010. 1:46 PM

kelseymh says:

Too lazy to go to Blockbuster, eh? Or look on NetFlix? It helps if you know how to spell the title.

Oct 5, 2010. 1:06 PMredsoup (author) says:

The blockbuster in my area closed and netflix sucks at delivering, and my key bord is broken

Aug 31, 2010. 6:44 AM

RavingMadStudios says:

They're totally different. The movie is about a baseball player, and the book is about a hairstyle popular among African-Americans in the 1970's. Hollywood totally ruins everything....

Sep 12, 2010. 8:05 AMredsoup (author) says:

WTF No its not

Sep 12, 2010. 1:47 PM

kelseymh says:

Wow. You mean you actually know something about the story? That's amazing.

Oct 5, 2010. 1:04 PMredsoup (author) says:

I READ THE BOOK FIRST

Aug 31, 2010. 4:47 AM

yokozuna says:

It is rumored that the book and movie actually follow the career of two different players, both of which take some liberty with the truth in order to help complete the story. Also, it's worth noting that the director's cut is quite different from the theatrically released version. Finally, the movie has an Academy Award winning soundtrack, and is one of the few movies that in my opinion is as good/better than the book.

Sep 12, 2010. 8:08 AMredsoup (author) says:

ALMOST AS USELESS KITE MAN