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What's a book or film that you're glad you experienced, but would never recommend?
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The TV series Unreal, cause it's hard to explain that one of my favorite shows is about a reality dating show.
Atlas Shrugged, the series cause while I liked it, I don't think it was very good, and the book because it's become too political.
Battlefield Earth, because the movie was a terrible adaptation and no one I know wants to read a book the size of the dictionary.
Become? It's literally a political manifesto...
Ok, fair, but I guess my point is what I took from it at 20 in 1996 is very different from how I hear it espoused in 2026.