[ SECRET POST #6872 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6872 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

In terms of being an adaptation of the book(s) to the letter, it's not all that great. (My junior year English paper was on Anne Rice.) Some people put importance on faithfulness.

But in terms of capturing the SPIRIT of the source material, it blows the movies out of the water and then some, and the changes make the story so much better in my eyes. Season 3 can't get here soon enough, even if Season 2 tore my heart with no apology.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. And since so many of the book purist/movie fan criticisms seem to be racist and homophobic, well, I have to wonder how much of it actually has to do with staying true to the story…

[(Anonymous)]

Every single facet of Louis apart from his name and meeting Lestat has been changed, race, family, vocation, time period, economics/job. Hard no.

[(Anonymous)]

Just happen to be watching the film right now when Brad Pitt's character says "I was creole after all, and Paris is the mother of New Orleans."