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Old 12-15-2011, 10:59 AM   #129
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Originally Posted by RHWright View Post
For me the books and movies are two distinct things.

While they are related, the demands of two different art forms makes comparison problematic. It really only helps in highlighting what works best/worst in each and how much that is usually different.

Kinda like comparing the sounds of the Beatles to the tastes of a good wine.
I agree, I see them as two different universes.

While I think some parts of the films could have been better, they had to carefully pick which plot lines from the books they'd pick to follow since it'd be impossible to film everything. I wouldn't have wanted to see everything in the books on screen.

Something had to give. I think they did a darn good job selecting what was important.
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