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Imagine that! A movie trailer for a book
In case you haven’t noticed, here at Media Mindfulness science fiction is very popular. Here’s another movie trailer for a sci-fi book, this one for Greg Bear’s Eon. I like this trend, although I hope the images from the clip don’t spoil the ones from your imagination. I remember seeing the Hobbit animated and being horribly disappointed.
Technorati Tags: Greg Bear, eon
Tags: Book, Sci-Fi
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