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⌈ Secret Post #6904 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Defining “adaptation”

[philstar22]

Adaption does have room, but there needs to be some aspect of the original in it, even if everything else is only loosely translated. An example I'd use would be Wizard of Oz. I don't personally think it is a good adaption, but it is an adaption. It changes a lot, but it does take things from the original. Another example would be the Hobbit movies. Not good adaptions but they are adaptions.

Homage just means inspired by, doesn't have to have anything of the original in it.

Re: Defining “adaptation”

[iff_and_xor]

Agreed.

I’d only add that I think homage does carry a sense of respect and tribute. So I’m less likely to use the term if the new work is positioned as a subversion or deconstruction of the original inspiration.