Adaptability
Jul. 9th, 2010 02:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dolorosa_12So, I feel the depth of failure of the live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender has been adequately documented more ably than I could manage, and I think you all know my thoughts on the matter.
I never had any intention of watching the film, either legally or illegally, but I am enjoying the art and videos that the fandom is producing in response to this horrific trainwreck of a movie. I've collected just three of the best, so far, but head over to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
capslock_atla to see more.
Scadenfreude by sylvacoer on DeviantArt is a hilarious comic about Jet and the outlaws' reaction to being left out of the film. Secondlina, also on DeviantArt, has done a series of sketches documenting the true horror of the film, while Heartless_Demon has made pretty funny video doing the same.
I never have high expectations of film adaptations, and Emma has articulated the reasons why I'm keeping the hell away from the adaptation of Tomorrow, When the War Began. I, myself, have written about that adaptation for the Book Show blog.
I never had any intention of watching the film, either legally or illegally, but I am enjoying the art and videos that the fandom is producing in response to this horrific trainwreck of a movie. I've collected just three of the best, so far, but head over to
capslock_atla to see more.Scadenfreude by sylvacoer on DeviantArt is a hilarious comic about Jet and the outlaws' reaction to being left out of the film. Secondlina, also on DeviantArt, has done a series of sketches documenting the true horror of the film, while Heartless_Demon has made pretty funny video doing the same.
I never have high expectations of film adaptations, and Emma has articulated the reasons why I'm keeping the hell away from the adaptation of Tomorrow, When the War Began. I, myself, have written about that adaptation for the Book Show blog.
