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Blue Wave — 2 years ago(September 19, 2023 07:03 AM)

The first film is based on a book, a really good one, and the first two sequels got novelizations. What do you think, folks, my question today is should the last two sequels have gotten novelizations as well.

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No. The only decent book was the one that spawned the first movie. The other 2 were rubbish, so lets leave it at that.

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Every movie needs a novelization. Imagine the one that could be written for The Voyeurs. Lots of evocative and detailed descriptions of Sydney Sweeney's delectably bare body
https://www.xvideos.com/video65184015/the_voyeurs_2021_sydney_sweeney_and_ben_hardy_sex_scene_naked_and_sex_edit_

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