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As someone who loves the film I was delighted by how the book gives an expanded and more fleshed out view of the narrative and its motifs. it gave much more weight to things that in the film were kinda strange and one off, for example the "power animal" scene. More on that, the whole reoccurring scene moments were fun, like, "you're in Ireland/You're anywhere but here" for one. its cool its yum. Another that stood out was the one for juxtaposing bob's death with the bodybuilding competitions he used to be in. I chuckle. However near the end I started finding it a bit grating. If you've ever seen bullet train (2022) it reminded me of the flashbacks in that. like, yeah, I know, I can remember things, ok. But for the most part it was charming. I thought the book ending was fitting but still pretty jarring, but that could be because the film one is pretty infamous and the one I'm used to. also ALSO I LOVE YOU MARLA SINGER. I never realized how sidelined she gets in the film she's such a good character. I did find it kinda funny how a lot of the narrator being a bad person in the book is toned down for the film. Generally I can see why they cut out a lot of things to save on time + make the Tyler reveal hit harder, it felt fair enough. I forgot the chapter I think it was 18? I really liked the book version of the car accident scene than the film one. Glad I picked the audiobook I did, the guy nails the voices.