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I agree with the previous poster that this book is VERY similar to the movie that came out. I would say it is almost like reading the transcript of the movie plot. It is a good deal considering the cost of a movie ticket is rising and the price of the book is indeed cheaper. The book is less ambiguous compared to the movie. I did leave the theater a little confused with the whole Russian scientist plot, but the book explains it better. Also, for those who missed the scene after the credits are rolled at the end...the book has a spoken dialogue that actually addresses that rather than what Mulder ends up saying to Scully in the movie. There are a lot of shipper moments in the book that may have been overlooked in the movie. I do hope these extra details are included in the DVD when that comes out. Overall, good read!
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This novelization of the new film The X-FIles: I Want To Believe is an excellent companion piece to the movie now in theaters for a price that's less than a movie ticket. The novel follows the story of the film closely, with a few additional interesting scenes and lines of dialogue. If you were confused about the plot, this book clears things up. It also gives some insight into character motivations that might not have been apparent from the film. It would be great if Chris Carter included some of these scenes in an extended edition DVD release of the movie. Definitely worth reading this book either way though.
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