I agree. Revolori was ridiculous, and Depp was borderline sacrilegious.
While I am a HUGE Wilder fan, his adaptation of WW was not at all like the book.
Drops character was much more like the novel......
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I agree. Revolori was ridiculous, and Depp was borderline sacrilegious.
She is those things. The majority of people will say that. We know the real reason her name is predictably being mentioned here. There are a dedicated bunch of bitter individuals who will continue their failed mission.
O h yea how could I forget the guy who plays Flash in the MCU. I'm all for being new and different but atleast be intimidating. Base Peter parker before he got bitten can beat that flash's ass. I would never let someone so short and small constantly talk so much ****. Hilarious.
Wait what are you talking about? Flash in the MCU?
Lol!!!
Personally, I will always hold Sophia Coppola in The Godfather 3 as the worst casting ever. She is at least 30% of why that film was not what it could have been.
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While I am a HUGE Wilder fan, his adaptation of WW was not at all like the book.
Drops character was much more like the novel......
Wait what are you talking about? Flash in the MCU?
Adrian Brody in 'Predators'.
Being closer to the book doesn't make for a better movie necessarily. It is a completely different animal. One is linear and internal while the other is dynamic and external. You brought up Jaws, for example -- much better as a movie than a book. Hooper in the movie was certainly not the Hooper in the book. And while the Wonka creep factor worked for the book, it is too creepy, verging on pedo, when visually surrounded by children.
I think using the book to judge a movie is just a poor decision. Judge the movie on its own merit since it is a different vehicle.
I can understand when someone really likes a book and then finds the casting wrong, but that is someone clinging to the book; wanting the movie to be as much like the book as possible. That isn't always a good thing. Similar to Star Wars fans wanting things as they imagined, or like the toys they played with long ago.
This idea -- book to movie -- really is worthy of its own thread because it is a different discussion than movie casting. The only thing I would say is that if the book was about Christian Bale and they cast Cavill in the movie role, that would be bad casting from book to movie.
I think we can all recognize bad casting (see new Superman movie)... but it is not the same as casting a book character into a movie character, because the book character has likely changed in many ways between the two mediums besides physical attributes.
I don't think GF3 is a bad film, just misunderstood.
Jai Courtney as Kyle Reese.
Especially since Wilson 'Bullseye' Bethel was also up for it, and looks so much more like Michael Biehn.
Also, Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor. WHAT was Snyder thinking.
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