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Having recently enjoyed the audiobook, now watching the movie.
The Sisters Brothers was my last of the #TOBSuperRooster books to read.
I gave it 5 slices of pie. 
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I did not expect to like The Sisters Bros as much as l did.
The spouse has already seen the film. I remember discussing whether or not to watch it but I didnât want to; because I had not yet read the book.
I do not like to see a movie if I know the book is supposed to be good. When I see-then-read, the movie is often the better rendition!
(This happened for me for Stardust.) I canât think of other examples but somehow believe this to be true.
I should tag @susanandbooks - I bet she will be intrigued by this thread.
Oh, TRUE GRIT! True Grit is another book where, somehow, I found both movies to be better than the book!
Ok, so.
So far, this Sister Brothers film is WAY off the book.
So far, this Sister Brothers film is WAY off the book.
But, I donât feel it necessary to say how...
What I will say is this:
I am extremely glad that I did not know which actors played which roles. Am OK with John C. Reilly being Eli, but... not sure of anybody else!
I am extremely glad that I did not know which actors played which roles. Am OK with John C. Reilly being Eli, but... not sure of anybody else!
