[ SECRET POST #2608 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2608 ⌋

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Comments

[chlorhexidine]

Neverwhere was a TV series before it was a book, and the book version of Stardust has an extremely weak ending; the film improved on that massively.

I don't think American Gods should be made into a film or a TV series, but this is largely because a whole heaping lot of nothing happens for vast swathes of the book.

Although I would be interested to see if the unbirthing scene made it to any adaptation!

[gondremark]

Although I would be interested to see if the unbirthing scene made it to any adaptation!
Part of me is going, "YES! Put it on screen!" and the other part of me is going is squicked out just remembering it.

[(Anonymous)]

I think it'd work fine, as long as it was mostly off-screen. But then, it didn't squick me terribly, so...

[(Anonymous)]

The book ending is realistic and bittersweet. The movie ending was way too Hollywood cliche.

[(Anonymous)]

You are wrong.

[miarrow]

I like the "ending-ending" of Stardust, but the build-up climax in the book was lackluster compared to the movie (which made me end up preferring the movie). Like Gaimain summarizes their adventures instead of writing them out, so it feels like he got bored towards the end and wanted to move onto the next thing. The romance feels more developed in the movie too which is why I ended up preferring it.

[(Anonymous)]

that goddamn unbirthing scene was so fucked up that even years after I read the book and had forgotten 99% of the plot I still remember that one scene.

If they put it on TV I'd watch just to see how they handled it