I found this in my local library (not in the best of conditions) and read it without checking it out.
To say I was disappointed would be an understatement.

Yes, the plot follows the movie religiously (it is a screenplay novelization after all), but it looks like the author couldn't be bothered with doing anything more with the story than what there was. Some expansion of the universe and plot would've been welcome, especially since I know what the movie is all about.

There are screenplay novelizations that I loved ("Season 1" and "Season 2" of El Príncipe, for example), this one stands firmly on the other side of the scale.

The film is from 1996.

Dialogue is crap. Acting is bad. 

But it is from William Gibson novel. Weird. 

So, what is the different between a human brain data storage and a hard drive data storage.

The answer is, data on a hard disk didn't really mean anything unless it is read by a computer and a human operating it, or at least have a human program analyzing it.

Data on a human brain, many might not even be accessible, don't need a media for it to be meaningful. As long as it is within the same brain and accessible, it is comprehensible and usable by the human who has this data.

So a human brain is far superior to a hard disk drive, more than a computer. The speed of processing is far superior than most computer. You don't have to open one file and then another to get the data. It is more like scrambled eggs, it is mixed in to all the other data already exist in the brain.

I like Keanu Reeves.

He will be John again in John Wick.

this was a short sifi story from a book my hubby picked up at goodwill he asked me to read this story so I did it was weird but a good kinda weird