About us
Love stories that leap from page to screen? This group is for readers, movie fans, and anyone who enjoys seeing how a great story transforms in adaptation. We pick one piece of IP a month and discuss both the original source material and film adaptation in the same event. Whether you’re a serious reader, a casual moviegoer, or just love good conversation, you’ll find your place here.
Expect lively discussion, thoughtful comparisons, and maybe a few debates about which version did it best.
Featured event
Project Hail Mary (2026) book discussion + movie screening
Let's read Andy Weir’s hit sci‑fi novel, Project Hail Mary, and its brand-new screen adaptation together. We’ll talk about how the adaptation handles the science, the pacing, and the emotional core of the story, what had to change for the screen, and which version landed better for you. You do not need to have read the book to attend—curious movie‑goers are absolutely welcome.
This will be at the host’s home in Midtown on a brand new 75” U8 high-def TV.
I’ll provide some light snacks and drinks, and you’re encouraged to bring food or beverages to share. If enough folks are interested we can put in an order of pizza (please comment if you want this)
Agenda:
- 5:00 pm: trickle in, start to discuss the book only.
- 6:00: Movie screening, 1st half (~1hr20min)
- ~7:30: INTERMISSION + "thoughts so far" discussion comparing book up to this point in the movie/snack and bathroom break
- 8:00: Movie screening, 2nd half (~1rh15min)
- ~9:15: Final discussion of overall thoughts comparing book to movie
- leave whenever you want!
Upcoming events
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Project Hail Mary (2026) book discussion + movie screening
Gables Midtown, 1925 Monroe Drive Northeast, Atlanta, GA, USLet's read Andy Weir’s hit sci‑fi novel, Project Hail Mary, and its brand-new screen adaptation together. We’ll talk about how the adaptation handles the science, the pacing, and the emotional core of the story, what had to change for the screen, and which version landed better for you. You do not need to have read the book to attend—curious movie‑goers are absolutely welcome.
This will be at the host’s home in Midtown on a brand new 75” U8 high-def TV.
I’ll provide some light snacks and drinks, and you’re encouraged to bring food or beverages to share. If enough folks are interested we can put in an order of pizza (please comment if you want this)
Agenda:- 5:00 pm: trickle in, start to discuss the book only.
- 6:00: Movie screening, 1st half (~1hr20min)
- ~7:30: INTERMISSION + "thoughts so far" discussion comparing book up to this point in the movie/snack and bathroom break
- 8:00: Movie screening, 2nd half (~1rh15min)
- ~9:15: Final discussion of overall thoughts comparing book to movie
- leave whenever you want!
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Past events
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