[ SECRET POST #3716 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3716 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I can get "childhood ruining" if it's about something that's external to the work - like if it came out that Bill Nye was a bank robber or something - but I really don't understand how remakes or sequels can ruin something.

It's like James Cain said about his books - Hollywood adaptations didn't do anything to his books, they were still right there on the shelf. It's damn silly.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, this. I can totally get how your childhood could be ruined by, for example, finding out about Bill Cosby if you were a big fan of The Cosby Show as a kid, because that forever taints your view of the work looking back at it. But a remake or a sequel? That doesn't alter the originals in any way. They're still exactly the same as they were when you were a kid.