Savaso siblings Hannah and Justin explore books and their film adaptations across all genres, from classics to fantasy and beyond. One covers the book, the other covers the movie, and they compare notes—diving into key differences, themes, and how stories translate from page to screen.

Watch What You Read
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Savaso siblings Hannah and Justin explore books and their film adaptations across all genres, from classics to fantasy and beyond. One covers the book, the other covers the movie, and they compare notes—diving into key differences, themes, and how stories translate from page to screen.
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Recent Episodes

June 13, 2026
Minority Report
<p> Hannah and Justin break down the early 2000s sci-fi classic Minority Report starring Tom Cruise. They discuss the short story that inspired the film, why the movie feels even more relevant today, and how its ideas about PreCrime connect to the modern rise of AI and predictive technology.</p><p>Plus, they dive into the big questions at the heart of the story: determinism vs. free will, whether knowing the future changes the future, and how much control we really have over our own choices.</p><p></p>

April 28, 2026
I Am Legend
<p>Hannah and Justin cover the early 2000's blockbuster "I Am Legend" in this week's podcast. We talk about the surprisingly big differences in the movie versus book, Will Smith owning the screen, how Covid makes this scenario more plausible, and much more!</p>

April 11, 2026
Gone Girl
<p>In this episode, Hannah and I break down the psychological thriller Gone Girl. We explore which character- Amy or Nick- is more sympathetic, and how the book’s point of view gives readers direct insight into each character’s mind in a way the film can’t fully replicate. We also dive into the relationship dynamics at play, especially the idea of trying to be someone you’re not. Finally, we discuss why Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike were perfectly cast to portray the ice-cold marriage between Nick and Amy.</p>
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