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And two of the main characters which in the first book were specifically identified as male were gender-swapped. But it sometimes feels like they're just shoving it in your face. Which is OK, since this is a galactic empire so diversity would be a reasonable expectation. But, other than that, it is quite different.ДЄnd the diversity is painfully obvious. Some of the characters have the same names, and the broad plot outline is recognizable if your bird's eye view is up high enough so you don't look too closely at the details.

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The credits say the series is 'based on' the Asimov books, but it would be more accurate to say it is 'inspired by'. First, the trailer commenters were right: this adaptation is not even close to being faithful. But I got a chance to watch this one as well, and.ДЄnd this is kind of weird, because it has many things about it that should make me hate it. Lack of fidelity to the source material was the main reason.

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Two three months ago, in one of the rant threads, I posted the trailer to the upcoming Foundation series made by Apple TV based on the classic Asimov books which I thought looked interesting, but pretty much all of the comments about it were negative. This next one is going to be difficult to sell. And the ornithopters looked kind of badass, albeit impractical.

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I could be wrong about this as I have not read Dune in awhile, but nothing I saw in the two and a half hour movie jumped out at me as being incongruous with the book, or wrong, or just silly. But despite that, it is a reasonably satisfactory adaptation and I don't think it deviated from the book all that much. Meaning, is there stuff about it you can criticize? Yes, certainly. So my expectations weren't very high.ДЄs far as adaptations go, I think it compares favorably with Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films. Perhaps that's a bit of an exaggeration, but let's just say they weren't very good. That is to say, all of the previous adaptations (both of them) blew chunks. I wasn't really looking forward to it due to some negative comments I had heard about it and also, it has a bad track record.

Are you in fact the boggie with the bijou?вЂќДЇinally got a chance to see the new adaptation of Dune this week. Usage: вЂњExcuse the interruption,вЂќ said the elf on his left, spitting accurately into the dwarf's left eye, вЂњbut I couldnвЂ™t help overhearing your conversation with Gabby Hayes. There are elegantly curved balconies on each of the upper levels, a large open space in the middle, and a teahouse on the top floor that offers a great view of the entire bookstore. The extensive renovation went above and beyond, creating a stunning shop considered to be one of the most beautiful bookstores in Romania, and even the world.The storeвЂ™s three floors spread across more than 10,000 square feet that hold as many books. He then began its remarkable transformation to the CДѓrtureИ™ti Carusel (вЂњCarousel of LightвЂќ) bookstore that stands today.

It took 24 years of battles in court, untangling bureaucratic loops, and finding the proper documents in archives, but he finally took possession of the decaying building in 2007.

The grandson of the banker, who originally bought the building back in 1903 requested that it would be returned to his family, as legal heirs. It was turned into a general store and later abandoned and left to decay as Communism collapsed. Even this morose twink, who's obviously not looking forward to getting the hose again, would be allowed.ДЄpparently, the building used to be a bank: This wonderful building was built in 1903 by a wealthy family of Greek bankers, only to be confiscated by the Communist regime in the 1950s. Unlike other AoSHQ comment threads, the Sunday Morning Book Thread is so hoity-toity, pants are required. Welcome once again to the stately, prestigious, internationally acclaimed and high-class Sunday Morning Book Thread, a weekly compendium of reviews, observations, snark, witty repartee, hilarious bon mots, and a continuing conversation on books, reading, spending way too much money on books, writing books, and publishing books by escaped oafs and oafettes who follow words with their fingers and whose lips move as they read. Good morning to all you 'rons, 'ettes, lurkers, and lurkettes, wine moms, frat bros, and crГ©tins sans pantalon (who are technically breaking the rules).

Sunday Morning Book Thread 11-28-2021 -OregonMuseД¬ДѓrtureИ™ti Carusel Bookstore, Bucharest, Romania

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