I read that, only it was called "The Guns of August". I think it won an award.
Regardless of which book, the events of 100 years ago really force me to question my faith in humanity. Absolutely no one came out of that looking good, and it doesn't help that they went right back for a second round twenty years later.
Which retcon are we talking about? Anyway of all the different versions of the film I prefer the director's cut, the one without the narration and with the unicorn.
The five-replicants thing is a studio oversight--there was another replicant cast but her scenes were written out. In some versions of the movie "five" is sloppily overdubbed to "four".
Deckard, though,
I know we're not doing the alliterative "Nouns & Nouns" title format, but we go with the WoD style instead.
Hero: The Fantasizing
Champions: The Legendary
Mythic: The Heroism
And so on.
Ran across a little of that. Musketeers seemed a little older than I'm used to, but production values were pretty good at least.
Managed to catch most of Django Unchained on cable over a couple of nights. Definitely a Tarantino film, but less Tarantino than some.