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re: screen to stage - not good

Posted by: dlittle 08:45 pm EDT 03/17/14
In reply to: screen to stage - not good - bearcat 07:35 pm EDT 03/17/14

This exact argument is one of the reasons that I love "Once" so much. It's been transformed from a filmic language to a theatrical one. It is very much a creature of the theater.

I'm not opposed to screen to stage adaptations if the people engaged to handle the transfer can give the property a reason to exist as a play. When I walk out of a show wishing that I had just rented the movie for $4.00 instead of dropping $80.00+, I get upset.


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