[ SECRET POST #2622 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2622 ⌋

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[elialshadowpine]

Exactly. There are some adaptations I hate, but not because of trueness to the book, but because of how they are as movies. There are some that I have disliked because they changed the ending -- but that was just as much because I felt the ending did not work for the movie as much as it was that it differed from the book.

And in some cases, I prefer the movie ending. I much preferred the altered ending to Stardust, although I know a lot of Gaiman fans do not. I think even Gaiman himself said the changes were better for the story as a cinematic experience, which is cool. Some authors get very bent out of shape about changes, which... I can understand on one hand but on the other, that's part of the whole deal with optioning movie rights. Unless you're a big name author (and sometimes not even then), you have no creative control over what they do with the film... so if you aren't okay with that, don't option the rights. Simple as that.