Talk:Psycho (novel)
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[edit] What's Up, Doc?
Let's start with your mother...The Dirty Lady Yeah
[edit] Amusement park content
I'd suggest this content might make a better match with the page for the movie Psycho (1960 film). These attractions are based on the film and it's popularity, not the book. Dina 22:24, 22 August 2006 (UTC)
- The caption "Bates Motel Set" is somewhat misleading, as I seem to recall the entire film set was destroyed. For the Universal Tours, it was reconstructed. Pepso 15:35, 27 April 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Story summary?
While I find the division of the novel into sections by POV character very helpful, as far as I'm able to determine, this summary is primarily based on the **movie** and not the novel. (Or at least not in the version of the novel I have from the library.) In the novel, it is a stuffed squirrel that plays the role that in the movie is served by the stuffed birds, and it is in the house, not in the hotel's office/parlor. Further, the line about not harming a fly is definitely not in the book, though it gives the movie its final chill.
The whole story summary section may have to be revised, so that it reflects the novel, and not the movie.
[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:RobertBlock Psycho.jpg
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[edit] WHAT IS UP WITH THIS THING!!!!!!
Okay if you go to the article for Psycho and click talk/discussion/whateveritis it redirects to Talk:Psycho (Novel)
WHY?
Fear The Hams.-- 13:53, 19 July 2007 (UTC)
