Lee Child writing his last book before retiring...

[Pegojack]

Says he's had enough and is ready to put his feet up when he's finished writing his final Jack Reacher novel which he started in September (actually being co-written with his brother, who intends to carry on the franchise).
He reckons he's sold around 200 million books worldwide and he's made about a dollar royalty on each of them, so he's not short of a bob or two.
Before I read any of them, I confess I had a bit of a book snob attitude, you know, shallow American hero easily beats all the villians, etc.
How wrong I was. I'm an addict now and generally can't put them down once I start one. It's read in two days, three at most.
Shame Tom Cruise made a mockery of the character by thinking he could play him in the movies, but at least that wrong has been righted in the current television series with an actor more appropriate for the role. Tom Cruise comes up to his waist, and that's standing on his orange box.

 

[Best_loser]

Books , ah yes , remember those , things people bought before the internet , never read the books but thought the reacher films were ok, ok for tom cruise films anyway , at least they were watchable unlike that mission impossible garbage

 

[K23]

It's read in two days, three at most.

Mostly pictures then?

 

[Pegojack]

Mostly pictures then?

No mate, it's called being retired!

 

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[Niigata Jack]

Books , ah yes , remember those , things people bought before the internet , never read the books but thought the reacher films were ok, ok for tom cruise films anyway , at least they were watchable unlike that mission impossible garbage

I quite enjoy the Reacher films, quite like Cruise as well, Mark Wahlberg films are decent to although there's a lot of shooty shooty stuff.

Watched the first two John Wick then realised just what is the fecking point and won't watch another absolute crap in my opinion.

 

[Pegojack]

Embarking on the final chapter of his literary journey, Lee Child's decision to craft his last book before retiring is a poignant moment for literature enthusiasts like myself.

Feck off from my thread, bot boy.....

 

[JackSomething]

I quite enjoy the Reacher films, quite like Cruise as well, Mark Walberg film are decent to although there's a lot of shooty shooty stuff.

Watched the first two John Wick then realised just what is the fecking point and won't watch another absolute crap in my opinion.

Mark Wahlberg action films are decent while the John Wick movies are absolute crap is certainly an opinion. Maybe watch Wahlberg in Max Payne and come back to me...