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On what to adapt...

Posted by: NeoAdamite 12:32 pm EST 11/20/14
In reply to: re: HONEYMOON IN VEGAS last night (longish) - Logan69 12:23 pm EST 11/20/14

Assuming the base story is solid, with a clear protagonist and clear antagonist, it's easier to adapt mediocre source material, because you get more flexibility. Some of the best moments in HONEYMOON IN VEGAS -- the ones with Nancy Opel -- are moments that are not in the movie.

Conversely, great source material tends to be tightly coupled to its medium (there are exceptions, of course).


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