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My school had this book on display what the fuccckkkk😂

This is one of those movies that I enjoy when I'm watching it but then completely forget it's exists until someone mentions it again or a see it somewhere. Another one of those films is iRobot

Once again with the most thorough book to series comparison! Thank you for sharing the research because I was too scared as a fan here more for the character development in the plot than the romance series watcher. Almost all the plot points I have been interested in seeing if the book handled better were nonexistent in the book or in the case of Daphne and the duke somehow written much worse.

ok, i would travel for your renn-faire gig ;)

Oh I'm so glad we got more of this.

The biggest problem of the adaptation was Frodo. You mentioned that he should have been older - in fact he was as old as Bilbo was, when he set off on his adventure, 50 something. And he was brave and resourceful, even when he was scared. The whole Old Forest sequence has been cut out, but it was with the Barrow wights that Frodo first showed his stuff. On Weathertop, he didn't just fall down and get stabbed, he attacked the witch king and got stabbed. Maybe not the smartest move, but certainly showed his spunk. Again at the ford of Rivendell, he defied the Nazgul, even though he was almost in their world because of his wound. I could go on, but portraying Frodo as a scared rabbit was the worst part of the movies. A few other characters were mistreated as well; as you said, Gimli was made into a caricature, and I hated what they did to Faramir. Even Denethor was not as bad in the books as he was on screen, or rather, he was a lot more complex in the books as opposed to the villain Jackson made him out to be. That's not to say the LOTR movies were bad, but these characterizations were simply off.

I found the movie a lot of fun. Captain Shakespear was a show-stealer and the ghosts of the murdered prince's were hilarious, especially their reactions to each other's murder. I loved when they find Oona and their reaction shows that they treated their sister differently than each other because she wasn't allowed to inherit the throne and therefore, wasn't a threat. She was the member of the royal family that her father and brothers allowed themselves to get attached to. Then the idea that once Septimus is killed, they're stuck with each other as ghosts. Finally, the fight between Tristan and dead and voodoo-dolled controlled Septimus's body with the cuts to the ghost's reactions, especially Septimus who is watching his own body be used is WONDERFUL.

The film has it's flaws, it's got it:s fair share of cheese in voice acting and plot, but it also excels in depth and animation beauty. I adore this movie, warts and all.

I read the second book before the first because of the movie. The first movie was decent i did not care for the others but man i loved those books. Watching this video reminded me of a way happier time in my life.

Watching this in 24 as a refresher for the final book. Boi, 50shades and co took their toll on you Mr. Noble

i have only read the books, as a teenager i sniped a copy from my mom's collection of one of the adjacent non-bridgerton love stories (Henry and Dunford) and loved it so much that i went back to read every single julia quinn that my mom had. i loved them all so much. i did at the time notice the issue you mentioned of every conflict between main characters being easily solved by communication. They all follow a similar formula too. Protags meet, have rising tension between them, eventually recognize their feelings for one another, have a communication-related issue that nearly drives them apart, and then reconcile only to (in most cases) have a late-stage conflict that nearly ruins everything again, sometimes putting one or both in actual danger. i was so excited to hear that they were being adapted, but i haven't watched the show yet as i don't have a netflix subscription, and had decided to wait until more of the series was released to actually get one to binge the show. lately i've considered re-reading them before watching so i can do my own "what was changed" casual analysis to annoy my wife when i make her watch them with me. my main complaint is that there was never a sapphic love story. i genuinely expected Eloise to be gay at the beginning of her book and was a little disappointed that she just became a stepmom but the story was still good.

Sometimes I worry if I’ve made a mistake in my fanfics or that it’s vastly lesser than other literature. Then I remember James’ books exist and I feel better instantly.

The books were SO repetitive- I’m much happier with the Netflix adaptation. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on season 3

I Think the movie's new additions are still good as their stand alones. And the animation is amazing a reimagining of another plot isn't always inherently bad but always does undercut the original But with enough time and effort it would be able to blend into a more closely book accurate mildly tweaked; re-telling Infact if they adapted this into a Netflix series ,with unlimited time and resources . Each episode or season focused on one subject with the same high grade visual quality(and some designing tweaks) Theoretically they could make one of the best bird animated series ever With fresh ideas that won't interrupt or fuck up the core material and leaving room for more expansive details and adventures in this owl world I want to see more bird movies that are as beautifully animated at this regardless of how good the content is ngl lmao

Poor Susan just thinks her siblings are going crazy and dragging others along as the only real way to bring her back to remembering Narnia would be to bring her back.

I suddenly know WAY to much about the type of person Dom Noble attracts

Fabulous! Looking forward to your thoughts on Season 3! :-)

This video was so dirty, it gave me a UTI

Does anyone else feel that it is kind of telling that the film's version of Greg (played by James Franco's IRL younger brother Dave) is written like a super-supportive and enthusiastic younger brother who is just happy to be included in Tommy's "Masterpiece" and is almost constantly in awe of Tommy? It seems especially... deliberate given that Dave Franco had always avoided working with James before now (something that allegedly really frustrated James). Almost seems that James was trying to use this film to make Dave act like the little brother James wanted him to be.

I really like the 1997 version with Charles Dance as deWinter, Emilia Fox as Mrs. deWinter, Diana Rigg as Mrs. Danvers and Faye Dunaway as Mrs. Van Hopper. Emilia Fox does a really good job playing the young bride suddenly becoming the mistress of a large estate she doesn't know how to run. She comes across as naive and out of her depth without being super annoying (I love the Orson Welles, Joan Fontaine "Jane Eyre", but I can't watch this version of "Rebecca" because of how annoying I find her). Honestly, this version is a lot like "Jane Eyre". Charles Dance's version of Maxim deWinter resembles Orson Welles' Edward Rochester. He's gruff to the point of being rude at times, but is also just kind enough to get the innocent young woman in a service position to fall for him. He's brooding and has a huge secret relating to his first wife that could ruin everything. A madwoman sets his house on fire, he's seriously injured in a failed attempt to save her, then ends up living happily ever after with his young bride. I don't know how accurate it is in relation to the book though because I haven't read it.

11:33 ...Zaraki Kenpachi?!

Hey Dom, if you're really tired of Bridgeton. Then I have a book recommendation for you: City of Bones by Cassandra Clare.

So that's why you haven't updated your podcast!

Like and comment just for the precious black kitty cat at the end.

I relate to this so hard 😭

I guess is a boy werewolf imprints on a girl that grows to be a lesbian, he immediately starts hormones. That would be as fcked up as books are used to do, but also funny

Screw you I read the damn book and it kind of ruined everything also the way that Roger saw the fades out his clone anyway at the end very very, very early hints of the way they dusted or killed half of the population of the universe in avengers infinity war if you think about it!!!! Dan aka…

The more I hear about the "profession" the more I want to follow all my girly friends so they would have a little freak that is amazing at scaring or weirding off these creatures

Wait,Taylor Lautner is white?I thought that he wasn't white,so I never saw a problem.

"Women are not treated great in this book" lol. Completely forgetting that the men are gangsters and thugs who treat each other great...by deceiving, lying to, and killing each other, lol. Similar to saying, "Gone With The Wind" has black characters that aren't represented well while forgetting all about The Three Stooges, Abbott and Costello, Jerry Lewis, Jim Carrey , et al...

But you FOUND it!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

But he made such a lovely (and such a ND) paladin! I am only sad that he's not in it MORE. (If you haven't watched the D&D movie, Dom, please do. It's charming as hell.)

"Everyone died. The End." - Patrick

I want season 3, but please do take a break. Your mental health is more important.

I'd actually like to see a modern remake of this story with some obvious changes made. Either as a Mike Flanigan TV series or a movie by a director who can do atmospheric horror well. Something that's genuinely scary and not just a gore fest for no reason

Say it with me, bisexuality exists! Benedict is bi

7:15 YES THIS thank you so so much for bringing up the fact that there is no way on God's green Earth the british nobility and high class would have treated the "Sharma" sisters so well. Like I know they said "oop we're colorblind 🤪" in this live action of the book but to just ERASE??? All of the history and cultural oppression upon the POC in this fantasy world.... It comes across as so disingenuous

Dominic, I highly recommend Joanna Bourne. She writes about spies for England and France from the Terror to the Regency. So much history. Hawker is the best. The Black Hawk, The Forbidden Rose, and Beauty Like the Night are my favs.

I just finished the first book (Ashes of Eden) and I want to god down this path to insanity.

It wouldn't be unusual for the upper classes of a colonized state to be a bit indifferent to the plight of their people. After all, theres always someone locally benefiting from such things. You wouldn't assume any random British aristocrat would be terribly concerned with the oppressed poor people of england.

My first introduction to Phantom was Wishbone

19:38: “I’ll have to suck the venom out myself…… EDAWRD CULLEN STYLE!”

I'm honestly impressed you were able to finish the book. I had to stop after the scene that occurs after she bites his leg. He straight up degrades, humiliates, and gets extremely close to sexually assaulting her that I had to put it down before I threw it across the room in rage.

Warhammer stole the power armor from starship troopers

9:05 why the hell does he look like don corleone for fuck sake

I really wanted to see more of the Sharma's backstory. It's also a crime that Anthony Stewart Head got so little screentime!

Don't forget that every character has a minimum of 2 names and more likely 3-5