Brendan Writes: The film adaptation of Andy Weir’s modern day Robinson Crusoe “The Martian” is set to release this winter, and as someone who enjoyed the book but found certain elements a bit repetitive, I find myself thinking—for the first time in my life—that the movie is going to be better than the book. As a somewhat old-fashioned and dismissive literary snob when it comes to film adaptations of novels I enjoy, this is a new and exciting feeling; to be excited for a movie version of a book is something I’ve rarely been able to say before, even more so now after being brutally betrayed by the bloated, boring, and completely devoid-of-charm Hobbit films.
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