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⌈ Secret Post #4698 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

every adaptation involves changing some things, just by the nature of moving to a different medium.

This is true, but a lot of adaptations don't even try.

if the adaptation is just a reflection of the glory of the original, what's the point of the adaptation at all?

Seeing the original in a different medium, for one. Definitely a big part of the appeal for some people. Or if it's a same-medium adaptation, then seeing the original looking shiny and seamless and non-dated. I mean, a friend of mine recently showed me that famous fan-made reshoot of the fight between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Vader, and it was glorious. It changed very little about what actually happens in the scene, and yet the whole thing felt magnificently revamped and revitalized.

*shrugs*

I honestly like extremely loose adaptations for a lot of things. But I also understand why people who hate loose adaptations feel the way they do, and I think both sides' perspectives are valid.