[ SECRET POST #6747 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6747 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Favorite/Least Favorite Adaptions

[philstar22]

Favorites: LOTR, Rings of Power. Jurassic Park. Both animated and live action How to Train Your Dragon. Legend of the Seeker (better than the books by far). David Suchet's Poirot.

The Dune tv adaption was really, really good. I enjoy the recent movie adaption as well, but the tv version is best.

Least favorite: Wizard of Oz. Making it a dream ruins things. And the books were such a big part of my childhood, and I'm sad there is no faithful adaption.

The new Poirot movies.

The Last Airbender movie. Unspeakably bad.

The DCU, especially that version of Superman. Just total misunderstanding of the character.

Re: Favorite/Least Favorite Adaptions

[(Anonymous)]

What don't you like about the new Poirot movies?

Re: Favorite/Least Favorite Adaptions

[meadowphoenix]

i can't speak to philstar22's point, but for me they seem to be using the popularity of poirot/christie to tell a more generic mystery story. like i am genuinely unsure if the creators actually like agatha christie novels, because they all seem stripped of anything interesting. the last one, A Haunting in Venice seemed to be more about creating religious drama for Poirot than a mystery and since Ariadne was Christie's self-insert thoughts about being a mystery novelist, her being duplicitous in it really steamed me.

Re: Favorite/Least Favorite Adaptions

[(Anonymous)]

Oh I forgot the Dune TV series and the recent movies, those are fantastic and I love them.