Isn't it odder that people have characterized and sociological expectations of mythical creatures? "Wait, in reality they're supposed to act like this, no, not reality"
What about the people who want people to stop talking about Broberg in every thread?
uhhh it’s not weird to expect “mythical creatures” to act how the author described them to.Isn't it odder that people have characterized and sociological expectations of mythical creatures? "Wait, in reality they're supposed to act like this, no, not reality"
Dorks vs Orcs. sorry.
Nothing is weirder than my posts on weird things.
In all fairness name a screen adaptation of a book that actually sticks to the author’s original story. I’m sure there’s some but majority are just that, adaptations. Bigger road blocks for show writers these days are the criteria that studios force them to meet. “Put a girl in it and make her gay” (South Park quote not mine)
Call me crazy, but I actually Corey Perry would work on that top line. He has great hands around the net and won't allow McDrai to be manhandled. That leaves Hyman for RNH and Arvidsson and a third line of Skinner-Henrique-Brown.
Fantasy can move in any direction it wants and isn't real. Do you have expectations of how unicorns behave and that they only eat multicolored candyfloss and fart rainbows? I'm ribbing.
Best there ever was or will be.
This is the post I wish I made. Slow clap. hahaWait, wait, wait…….we lost Broberg!!!??! Why is this the first time I’m hearing about it!!!
Yeah I can think of worse adaptations. In general sequels to sequels are garbage. POTA managed to at least stay interesting.
Isn't it telling though? If your creative license and imagination consists only of buying out prior shows it stands to reason what you end up coming up with will be unwatchable dreck. Imagination creates original work, stories and themes. The absence of it creates endless sequels, copycats and spinoffs. Oh look whats in the theaters, looks away....
Bro really? That's an insult to Tolkien.
