A review by sonofthe
The Force Awakens by Alan Dean Foster
3.0
I haven't read movie adaptations in a while, but they're old hat for Foster, and I was curious.
Here we get to delve a bit more into each character's head, lending things a little more plausibility, even if the reason behind things is immediately thwarted in a couple of places. We also get a few extra scenes, filling in interesting bits of story.
The novel makes a nice compliment to the movie, but they're both still kinda pulpy and not the sort of thing I typically go for.
Here we get to delve a bit more into each character's head, lending things a little more plausibility, even if the reason behind things is immediately thwarted in a couple of places. We also get a few extra scenes, filling in interesting bits of story.
The novel makes a nice compliment to the movie, but they're both still kinda pulpy and not the sort of thing I typically go for.