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Originally Posted by Vexx
Not to step on everyone's toes...... but Lord of the Rings had a pretty big attendance considering everyone knew the outcome. As does any Shakespeare play... or most theatre revivals.
The interesting part becomes the adaptation and execution of the storyline, how well the parts are acted, etc. Then people can argue til the fires burn out about the importance of pieces left out or condensed, aspects of camera angle, whose point-of-view, and so on.
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Not all people who have watched the said movies read the novel beforehand.
You are affirming my claim that people watch these things to see how faithful its adaptation is.
I guess we don't need a scriptwriter with initiative here. All we need to do is to rip-off the game's storyline and make it look like it's an original, eh?
About your allusion to the cable monopoly. Well, I pay for my cable TV so I have the right to complain. Did you pay for this series to air?