I think Stac3y was making fun of your somewhat unfortunate choice of words ^_^
Yep. NOT making fun of Adams (though he's probably making fun of us somewhere right now); he was, indeed, a great thinker and writer. And so, so sorely missed.
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I think Stac3y was making fun of your somewhat unfortunate choice of words ^_^
I don't think that's necessarily so. My favorite example (because he's my favorite literary character) is James Bond. Ian Fleming created a great character, Kingsley Amis wrote a decent follow up, but John Gardner blew it out of the park. By far my favorite Bond author was Gardner and he ended up writing more books than Fleming did (16 to Flem's 14). There have been other author since but they have not reached that level.
Then you'll hate the books because the gadgets were few and far between. In fact he hates them.
But then there's a lot about Bond that's never touched in the movies ... like his drug use or his constant boredom.
We all got to let our hair down sometimes!Ah, Bond movies ... even the bad ones are good . They tick all my Popcorn-Movie boxes:
Beautiful women
Fast cars
Stuff blowing up
Gun/sword/fist fights
Good Guys vs Bad Guys
:lol: Hey, sometimes I am deep and thoughtful and sometimes I am shallow .
I can list all the Bond movies I like, it's a pretty short list. They are all favorites because of their closness to the source material, and even those are pretty damn far.
OHMSS - By far the closest, but that also makes it the darkest and least loved of the series
CR - Close, but no cigare, glaring changes for no reason but the general sweep of the story was there.
TLD & LTK - Because Dalton was the only one who played the character as written, so of course people hated him. Now that DC is playing the character people are looking back on Dalton's performance and actually are appreciating it.
LOL sorry, not that much of a Bond aficionado that I can tell a movie by it's initials...
best one ever was probably 'Never Say never'
^_^But I do have all of them on DVD, because I am a completist. Even have several copies of most of the books because that's the kind of nutjob I am.
As for Discworld. They made a couple film adaptations and they were good. They gave Rincewind a pretty good beard which was odd because it's an ongoing joke in the books that Rincewind is the only wizard who cannot grow a beard. Her also cannot spell the word wizard (on his hat he has embroidered "Wizzard" just in case people couldnt figure it out from how he dresses).
roflmao!!! You gotta love it when they get essential parts of the character wrong...
Thud is good, not close to one of the best in the series. If you loved that one you'll freak the hell out at the rest of them. Here's a list of the books in order:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discworld
I've read all the discworld novels (with the exception of the young adult ones but Including where's my cow) and have all 3 movies and both Cartoons. I'm a big fan.
I would also like to point out my Favorites are the ones about the Witches. Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg, with a side of Magrat or Perdita/Agnes.
In fact my avatar and signature are from the Hogfather movie from SKYONE...