3 thoughts on “Getting Away with Murder, James and the Giant Peach, Jane Eyre, Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy, Ghost in the Shell, 1996”
Now that was one hell of a disagreement (Brain Candy). I’ve been looking at 1996 lately and it seems they had a lot of arguments at this time. I think they had reached that point where they were like 2 roommates starting to drive each other crazy.
I honestly have mixed feelings with James and the Giant Peach. The animation is really good. But I have problems with how the film followed the book. In the book, the rhino escaped from the zoo and ran over James’ parents. The movie turned the rhino into a supernatural entity. Now that’s not a bad idea in theory. But the execution is off, because the film doesn’t give the rhino any motive or backstory. It’s just an example of lazy writing.
Now that was one hell of a disagreement (Brain Candy). I’ve been looking at 1996 lately and it seems they had a lot of arguments at this time. I think they had reached that point where they were like 2 roommates starting to drive each other crazy.
I honestly have mixed feelings with James and the Giant Peach. The animation is really good. But I have problems with how the film followed the book. In the book, the rhino escaped from the zoo and ran over James’ parents. The movie turned the rhino into a supernatural entity. Now that’s not a bad idea in theory. But the execution is off, because the film doesn’t give the rhino any motive or backstory. It’s just an example of lazy writing.
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