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pretty much all adaptations Netflix made themselves are like this, right?
most on the nose is the Witcher
foundation from apple was disgraceful to the source as well tho (exept the emperor, he rocks it)
Yhea the witcher was a disaster even though they had a really good cast imo. There's basically only one company I "trust" to make a good adaptation and that's HBO.
the new dune gave me hope for the future. maybe it carries over to other films and series. maybe the success of an adaptation that tries to stay true to the vision of the source material will send a message. yes, i also dont believe myself