[ SECRET POST #4268 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4268 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by 1: What classic literature would you like to see adapted to film?

[(Anonymous)]

Anything from ancient mythology in space.

The Epic of Gilgamesh - IN SPACE! Enkidu is a Cylon and they travel to another galaxy to find an alien spore that will stop cell degeneration.

The Odyssey - IN SPACE! Odysseus is literally lost in space and deals with all sorts of aliens. Circe is an alien scientist who genetically modifies Odysseus' friends.

The Mahabharata - IN SPACE! Warring planets or solar systems instead of warring families. The gods are bio-modded transhumans.

Re: Inspired by 1: What classic literature would you like to see adapted to film?

[tabaqui]

HOMG. I want this. I have an author I follow on AO3 that has written several 'in space' fic about Hanibal.

Re: Inspired by 1: What classic literature would you like to see adapted to film?

[malurette]

The Odyssey - IN SPACE! Odysseus is literally lost in space and deals with all sorts of aliens. Circe is an alien scientist who genetically modifies Odysseus' friends.

You know there was a cartoon series that was exactly this?

Re: Inspired by 1: What classic literature would you like to see adapted to film?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

HOLY SHIT thank you! I just googled it and I'm going to try and find the pilot now.

Re: Inspired by 1: What classic literature would you like to see adapted to film?

[malurette]

Caveat: It's old and maybe not that good if you don't have a nostalgia filter? but it does exist and it had its charm in its time.

(Also, it's not a very faithful adaptation, there are added original characters, roughly one third of the episodes come from the Odyssey, another third inspired from other Greek myths, and the rest is made up. But at the time I thought it was at least coherently made up with the space/myth themes.)