I'm smart and read smart things. ( )

As a movie novelization, this is not bad. The author has not done what most do in this situation, which is convey only dialogue and setting, so that it reads more like a screenplay. This reads more like an actual book, which is nice. The story probably does lend itself much more to visuals, but Ted has done a good job of describing them. I've never seen this film, (and I wasn't aware it was one when I acquired the book) but I might check it out after reading this. ( )