[ SECRET POST #2744 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2744 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I hate it, too. What's worse is that sometimes people will still say that even if you liked the movie. There are movies I enjoyed that I never read the other material for (Avengers, Nolan's Batman reboot, LOTR Triology), but dear God don't tell people that or you'll get an endless lecture about how you can't possibly appreciate the movie without reading all the books/comics/whatever. And it's especially bad when the source material is 30 years of comics or some such. Yeah, let me just take a rainy Sunday afternoon and catch up on all that. I just wanted to watch two hours of actiony goodness; stop trying to assign me homework.

That said, I always like it when seeing the movie makes me actually want to read the book. Not because it was confusing or missing something, but it was so good I want to enhance the experience and learn more.