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	<title>Comments on: Contact by Carl Sagan</title>
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		<title>By: kurogashi</title>
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		<description>Watching Contact in theater as a teen was a serendipitous discovery of one of my favorite movies still to this day. It instilled a sense of lingering wonder that still has the potential to stir me me deeply (especially the beach scene). 

One day I was browsing a used bookstore and saw the book. Nervous that it could disturb my feel for the story and the movie, I bought it any way and started reading. I couldn&#039;t put it down and was so surprised to see all the differences from the movie. The book is highly enjoyable, definitely a recommended read and I am glad I have a &quot;preloved&quot; copy in my book collection. I am also pleased that the film was more of an adaptation than simply revised version of the book as it made the film unique and, to me anyway, still complimentary to the book.</description>
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<p>One day I was browsing a used bookstore and saw the book. Nervous that it could disturb my feel for the story and the movie, I bought it any way and started reading. I couldn&#8217;t put it down and was so surprised to see all the differences from the movie. The book is highly enjoyable, definitely a recommended read and I am glad I have a &#8220;preloved&#8221; copy in my book collection. I am also pleased that the film was more of an adaptation than simply revised version of the book as it made the film unique and, to me anyway, still complimentary to the book.</p>
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