#bad adaptations

[frankendykez]

hi everyone xoxo decided to make this

[deweydecimalchickens]

I dunno guys I'm kinda worried about the Murderbot adaptation.

[tetsunabouquet]

House Of Anubis: How The OG Dutch/Belgium show was butchered in its adaptation by Nickelodeon Part 2: Nienke (Nina) & Amber

I was inspired to pick these for part 2 because of @evelhak sharing a post regarding Stella and Bloom's friendship in the original Winx Club cartoon, because the friendships do have some similar building blocks in their respective original shows. So today we will go over Exhibit B, why Nienke and Amber had a superior friendship in the original, why Nina leaving after S1 was bad writing and my problems with how they adapted Amber. 1. I think it might be wise to start with my problems with Amber in the English adapration first. For one, they definitely decreased Amber's bimbo factor in the adaptation because in the OG she was THE lovable bimbo. Amber was more naive and ditzy in the OG, sure she had good intuitions, the occasional creative spark and an implied secret love for at the time niche interests like anime, but she was still a bimbo. And as an anime fan, I take offense in removing her being a closet otaku. You see, in the OG Amber adores this fictional show that very much sounds like an anime- her description of the show contains Japanese names and the show is about a ninja who has a talking fish. It's called Nancy Ninja, and she actually busts out cringy attempts at martial arts that has the same energy as the Naruto run after she asked herself, "What would Nancy Ninja do?" That scene is just iconic, including Appie (Alfie) staring at the sky as a response and questioning God why he created blondes. I'll be going over how their ship was butchered in part 3 where I will be adressing Jeroen (Jerome) and Appie (Alfie). 2. This is part of why Amber and Nienke in the OG share some similarities with Stella and Bloom. Amber, like Stella, is both a bimbo and an 'It' girl. Unlike Amber in the English adaptation, OG Amber also never left the show and remained part of the Sibuna gang until graduation where she ended up becoming a model. Nienke on the other hand, is still an attractive girl even though she looks more like a wallflower in comparison to Amber and as the new one arriving so shortly after Joyce's disappearance she has targets on her back immediately. Yet Amber is one of the first to let go of her suspisions and actually becomes the person to support Nienke coming out of her shell like when she develops feelings for Fabian- Amber is the one Nienke can rely on for advice and throughout the series Nienke does become less shy and insecure thanks to the confidence she gains as the Sibuna leader and the emotional support she receives along the way. These characters could have easily been enemies, like the shy underdog taking up against the popular pretty bitch- but no. Amber and Nienke become best friends pretty quickly. Like Stella, Amber is also fiercely loyal and a bit protective which is why she was inititally angry when Nienke was her new roommate without an explanation what happened to Joyce. Amber is one of the likeliest characters to cut a bitch if something happened to her friends, right behind Patricia. 3. As you can see, Amber and Nienke never left the show- together with Fabian they are actually the most reappearing characters. In the OG, Appie (Alfie) actually was played by a different actor at first but he dropped out to go to acting school. He was replaced with another actor and they explained it away through a magical curse that literally altered his identity. Which is why Nina leaving the show after S1 is complete bullshit. The OG literally had a gimmick which they could have used for at least Nina's character considering she is the show's protagonist. The fact Nina is an orphan just like in the OG, actually means she has an easier time in certain ways if her identity was changed as Appie still had a family. Appie being physically a stranger to his loved ones is a small storyline he goes through. Nina's barely would have needed a small storyline like that as she only would have needed to prove herself to the Sibuna gang. This is why Nina leaving the show is nothing more but bad writing, because why remove your protagonist without a reason?

(I'm reliving my sapphic freak outs over Nienke yet again) Please watch the OG! This fanwebsite contains links to Google Drive documents of fan-subbed episodes. And here is also a video about Nienke and Fabian's ship because seriously-its difficult to explain how this ship was revered by so many back in the day.

[mysticat-collecting-hats]

had a video pop up in my feed about the boxtrolls and I had to remember what a terrible adaptation it was. like, they deadass just wrote a different story for the movie. genuinely might be one of the worst book-to-movie adaptations I've ever witnessed

[lucythornwalter]

May everyone who loves a bad adaptation be cursed to watch as their most beloved stories are turned into mid-tier streaming content for armies of fans who miss the point.

[incognito-princess]

mount up ladies! we ride after tea!

Women be like "I'm fighting demons" and the demons are bad adaptations of jane austen's novels.

[coddda]

I wish we could have met in some other way.

Lawlight Week Day 2: Soulmates

If you saw me repost and re-edit this several times uh No you didn't </3

Still frames/Individual gifs:

If you know what every frame is from you get a free cookie. by the way

[xignis]

ok

[booksofdelight]

11 Book Adaptations That Were Downright Horrible 

11 Book Adaptations That Were Downright Horrible!

Fans love seeing their favorite books being adapted into movies and television shows. But not all adaptations are great. That is why we decided to list 11 book adaptations that were horrible. Keep reading to find out which adaptations made our list!  But as most fans know, the book is better than the movie. That is true for most books. Part of the reason for that could be that the source…

[shadowwingtronix]

Mother's Basement Ranks The Hollywood Anime "Adaptations"

BW Media Spotlights readies the senzu beans for Mother's Basement Ranks The Hollywood Anime "Adaptations"

Hollywood has a strange history with Japanese adaptation. Cultural changes should be expected, but showing less concern than current comic book adaptations are going to bother the anime fandom, some of whom are almost as self-interested given they seem to want to exclude new people, use random Japanese words and think they’re being kawaii (spoiler: that means cute and no, they’re not), and will…

[lucabyte]

A belief in Nominative Determinsim

[renaissanceousia]

luke castellan i won't be rooting for you but i won't be hating you either

[starlee246]

I’m sorry but as a diehard Artemis fowl fan the Artemis fowl movie simply does not exist. It’s an adaptation on par with the likes of avatar and Percy Jackson. But sure. Just for the twst lore.

I was watching a Twst gameplay on YouTube, then checked the comment section where they were discussing Lilia losing his magic. This one immediately stood out:

Acorn... Oak tree... !!!!!!!

I went to check the Artemis Fowl Wiki for more info, and indeed:

This can't be a coincidence, can it???😭😭😭

Can it, Yana???

[bacchuschucklefuck]

space sweepers but they're delivery people and are at no point on screen through the entire movie

[ruporas]

the song of humanity will continue to be sung

[ofswordsandpens]

while I do like the added dialogue between Sally and Percy in the minotaur scene, namely Sally's speech to Percy telling him to hold fast, I really wish the scene had more of the urgency that it did in the book. Like Grover's heavily injured to the point of incoherency, Sally and Percy literally have to drag him up the hill, and that's when they're overtaken by the minotaur. In the show, having them all come to a grinding standstill and Grover being fully alert like "sorry I know we're being chased by certain death but your mom's human so she can't come :/" was kind of adflksadfjasdf

oh and in the book Percy doesn't immediately pass out. Instead, Percy doesn't let himself until he's hauled Grover over the boundary line and all the way to the big house because he needs help and it's only then does Percy finally collapse. and idk just the imagery of it all -- Percy crying for help, for his mother -- it always stuck with me and I wish they hadn't taken it out.