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Feb 15, 2011 01:44PM
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Just a couple more...About the movie:
http://www.goodreads.com/trivia/detai...
http://www.goodreads.com/trivia/show/...
The answer to this is the same as the book but the question is about the movie and not the novel:
http://www.goodreads.com/trivia/detai...
Erin wrote: "Just a couple more...About the movie:
http://www.goodreads.com/trivia/detai...
http://www.goodreads.com/trivia/show/......"
That "Lovely Bones" question was, I'm pretty sure, sponsored as an ad on Goodreads. So Goodreads management approved it. It ran for weeks.
Ok. Just checking. I wasn't sure on that one. Thanks for clearing it up :D
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Which of course raises the point - if that movie question was legitimate, why is every other movie question not legitimate?
rivka wrote: "Got #2 and #4. #1 has too many responses (it won't allow itself to be deleted), and I don't see a problem with one that can be answered just by having read the book, whether it mentions the movie o..."Yay! Number 4 bothered me not only because it wasn't about the book but also because it claimed Clint Eastwood directed A River Runs Through It. Not only was it not about the book but the correct answer, Robert Redford, wasn't an option.
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Because most require you to have seen the movie, and having read the book is NOT sufficient.
Erin wrote: "rivka wrote: "Got #2 and #4. #1 has too many responses (it won't allow itself to be deleted), and I don't see a problem with one that can be answered just by having read the book, whether it mentio..."Erin, you can also simply flag the question using the flag link, if a question contains a spoiler, or if the selected answer is incorrect. Librarians regularly review the flagged questions. (I saw that the River Runs Through It question had been flagged, but I don't know if you or someone else flagged it.)
I flagged it and then thought about the nature of the question and posted it here. Thank you for the tip though. :)
