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My favorite part: when a 12-year-old switched a letter around in the word "Dragon," ripped off every popular fantasy book, and then enjoyed commercial success until people figured out parts 1 and 2 and went back to reading better fantasy books.
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Incidentally, 74/100 of the top movies of 2000-2010 were either remakes, sequels, or adaptations of books. The vast majority of the rest were genre movies. I guess people like remixes.
The Star Wars films were a continuation of a 30-year-old franchise and Episode 1 came out before 2000.So I guess that means your answer is two.
my generation's Citizen Kane.
Citizen Kane is a great movie.Kittens has apparently never read Ecclesiastes.
I hated that movie so much, it upsets me to no end that AFI keeps putting it at the top of any list that the movie even remotely fits.
Honestly can we get back to the topic.
Quote from: CJSports on February 15, 2011, 05:52:11 PMHonestly can we get back to the topic.
I thought Eragon was a fun read to pass the time as I had nothing else to read at the moment when they came out; but they are in no means original or well written really. Honestly it takes him so long to write each book in the series though that I've completely forgotten everything that happened in the series thus far. I guess that shows that I feel the stories are pretty forgettable too. In any case, I think Paolini is getting better at writing his books as time goes on. Each book seems to have a pretty inconsistent writing style and way of telling the story I feel, but I think he's developed an all right writing style by the third book. All in all, I think it's impressive that he was actually able to write a full length novel at the age he was, get the book published by his parents (if I remember right), and still find quite a bit of popularity even if it wasn't necessarily original.