the rap and the book this movie was based on was one of the most difficult books i have ever read. yet i could not put it down. raunchy and crude and foul and lewd. you name it and it had it. it also had some of the best characterizations of any novel i have ever read. well and as for the flick. it was deplorable. i mean and tim mcintire as wasco. wasco was the baddest mutha. talking bout wasco. mcintire as wasco is like casting tim conway as charles manson. what happened to the main character in the book. little arv. he doesn not even exist in the movie. fast walking was not the main dude in the book. why even name credit this thing with the rap. none of the spirit and atmosphere and nastiness and or drama of the book was captured in this movie. for me it was not only a disappointment and but a total waste of time and celluloid. 
the rap and the book this movie was based on was one of the most difficult books i have ever read. yet i could not put it down. raunchy and crude and foul and lewd. you name it and it had it. it also had some of the best characterizations of any novel i have ever read. well and as for the flick. it was deplorable. i mean and tim mcintire as wasco. wasco was the baddest mutha. talking bout wasco. mcintire as wasco is like casting tim conway as charles manson. what happened to the main character in the book. little arv. he doesn not even exist in the movie. fast walking was not the main dude in the book. why even name credit this thing with the rap. none of the spirit and atmosphere and nastiness and or drama of the book was captured in this movie. for me it was not only a disappointment and but a total waste of time and celluloid. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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