<![CDATA[Is his book any good?]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Alex Garland

alyssavirus — 17 years ago(January 19, 2009 01:43 PM)

I thought Sunshine was beyond amazing, so how's the Tesseract?

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Tesseract is a great read. His best book, in my wee opinion. A relentless, breakneck pace throughout. Steer clear of the movie thoughit's the pits.

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Yeh 'The Beach' is definitely a brilliant book. It's amazing how he captures such a believable atmosphere of Thailand in words.
Althought the movie may not have been as good, it was still enjoyable to watch for me and deserves more than a 6.2 rating.
I haven't read The Tesseract btw, so can't help there.

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Ive never read that one, Ive heard its very good but if you havent, read the Beachits just great! Far better than the film in everyway and The Coma is a nice quick read, although quite the mind bender.

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