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(sigh) Get thine thread going already!
F.ex. Eragon = Pretty good for a 15 year old author but copied Tolkien a bit. Eragon Movies = RUBBISH. Someone elaborate on that.
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Guard of the Citadel
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Oxon
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One thing I like here is the close relationship between J.K.Rowling and the HP movie-makers. She was always consulted and also pointed out what things should definitely be shown, and which not. Of course this was no longer possible when the New Line films were made, but even when Mr. Zimmerman made his version, Tolkien wasn't consulted, as can be noticed in the Letters where he points out many mistakes made. I'm not such a great HP fan, but I definitely like the fact the movies depict the world created by JKR so well.
As far as mythologies are concerned...maybe you can make yourself a bit more clear...not really sure what you mean.
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