Goldeneye

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Summary: This is the mostly Well Detailed Book!
Review: Although I have seen The movie at least for 5 or 6 times, The book was pumped with more detailes, it explained every thing very well, John Gardner keeps the bond novels from drowing in the sea of reading.

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Summary: The books are always "better" than the movies!
Review: Damn, that was a good book! For being a James Bond fan I sure say that the book "Goldeneye" was better than the movie "Goldeneye"! The book had an extra story line an parts that the movie left out. My birthday was yesterday, June 7, and my dad wanted me to help him pick out a good B-Day gift so I found the "Goldeneye" book by John E. Gardner. Believe me if I had to do it all over I would pick the same book.

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Summary: The books are always "better" than the movies!
Review: Damn, that was a good book! For being a James Bond fan I sure say that the book "Goldeneye" was better than the movie "Goldeneye"! The book had an extra story line an parts that the movie left out. My birthday was yesterday, June 7, and my dad wanted me to help him pick out a good B-Day gift so I found the "Goldeneye" book by John E. Gardner. Believe me if I had to do it all over I would pick the same book.

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Summary: The books are always "better" than the movies!
Review: Damn, that was a good book! For being a James Bond fan I sure say that the book "Goldeneye" was better than the movie "Goldeneye"! The book had an extra story line an parts that the movie left out. My birthday was yesterday, June 7, and my dad wanted me to help him pick out a good B-Day gift so I found the "Goldeneye" book by John E. Gardner. Believe me if I had to do it all over I would pick the same book.

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Summary: James Bond de volta, mas não para ficar.
Review: Depois de 6 anos sem James Bond, o público aguardava desesperadamente outro James Bond. Então veio a versão de Bruce Feirsten, Goldeneye, que não agradou. Foi, digamos, exagerado, trazendo violência gratuita e o mesmo ao sexo. Um livro pesado e ruim, uma historia mal feita. Talvez se John Gardner tivesse escrito o original para o cinema, e não Feirsten, o roteiro teria sido muito melhor, parecido com os bons e velhos de Ian Fleming, como os maníficos O HOMEM DA PISTOLA DOURADA, A SERVIÇO DE SUA MAJESTADE, O FOGUETE DA MORTE e OS DIAMANTES SÃO ETERNOS. Simplesmente um horror.

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Summary: Pretty good book
Review: First it was boring till the middle of the book there was alot of action it was a pretty good book but not the best James Bond book I've ever read. C.C.

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Summary: It could've been a better novelization than it was.
Review: I love the movie GoldenEye, so I really looked forward to reading this novelization. It was pretty good, but I imagine it must have been written from a very early draft of the screenlay, as some of the best lines of dialogue weren't there, and Gardner glosses over parts of the film in a few paragraphs where the movie actually fleshes the parts out. Other parts he makes longer which would've been better had he left them alone and either cut them or, in some caes, left them the same as the movie. They didn't really add anything to the story, just made it seem more novelish. I think if you're a fan of the series, you should read this book, but I wouldn't count it as one of the better books. If you really want to get the most out of the adventure, go see the movie.

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Summary: Good As Gold(eneye)
Review: I loved the movie. I thought that there was no way the book could be better, but it was. It was really cool.

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Summary: I reaaly enjoyed all the action
Review: I really enjoyed John Gardner's work. This is a great book. It is almost exactly like the movie. At first I thought it was going to be boring, but then it turned out to be fascinating. For anyone that like James Bond books, I suggest you read this one.

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Summary: A good book really is better than a good movie!
Review: I was afraid I'd be disappointed when I read this book. After all, I thought Goldeneye was the best James Bond movie since the early Roger Moore films (Live and Let Die and The Man With the Golden Gun.) Although the book closely parallels the movie, seeing the action from the first person perspective of Bond is far more interesting than simply watching events play out on the big screen. Since I still feel that Sean Connery is the only true James Bond, it also lets me see the Bond character in my mind's eye as I prefer. I enjoyed this book, and think you will