It’s bizarre to me. Hollywood has generally figured out that if a book sells really well that you shouldn’t fuck with the movie version any more than you have to. If you gotta jiggle a few things around for pacing, fine.
But they’ll still absolutely torch a video game story to "make it better"with no comprehension of the source material and it’s literally never ever worked.
It’s bizarre to me. Hollywood has generally figured out that if a book sells really well that you shouldn’t fuck with the movie version any more than you have to. If you gotta jiggle a few things around for pacing, fine.
But they’ll still absolutely torch a video game story to "make it better"with no comprehension of the source material and it’s literally never ever worked.
TV figured it out w/ The Last of Us and Fallout.