[ SECRET POST #3395 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3395 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's the worst "well-written" show, movie, or book?

[philstar22]

Wizard of Oz. Because it is a bad adaption and misses the whole point by making it all a dream.

Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Because it is also a bad adaption. And the songs in the book were awesome, why cut them but then insert your own? And while I love Gene Wilder, his take on the character is all wrong.

Breaking Bad, The Sopranos, The Wire, or any show like that where everyone is unlikeable and there is no one to root for.

Re: What's the worst "well-written" show, movie, or book?

[(Anonymous)]

I love the songs of Wizard of Oz, but I will never be over my anger at the it-was-all-a-dream thing.

Re: What's the worst "well-written" show, movie, or book?

[philstar22]

I agree about the songs. I do enjoy the music. The all a dream thing totally ruins it for me, though, among other problems.

Re: What's the worst "well-written" show, movie, or book?

[(Anonymous)]

I would love to see just ONE version of Wonka that was loyal to the book.

Re: What's the worst "well-written" show, movie, or book?

[philstar22]

I agree. Charlie was closer, but the added stuff was stupid.