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Netflix’s 3 Body Problem has a new release date and a promising teaser clip to ease the wait.

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[-] ZeroCool@feddit.ch 30 points 1 year ago

I recently finished the trilogy and I've got to say... Even though this clip looks neat I've never had less faith in an adaptation of anything. Particularly with Benioff and Weiss at the helm.

[-] Psiczar@aussie.zone 18 points 11 months ago

Seriously? Who would let those clowns touch their IP after what they did to Game of Thrones

[-] wfh@lemm.ee 16 points 11 months ago

If GoT taught us anything, if they have Original Source Material^TM^ to adapt, they do a decent job. It's when they are left to improvise that things get awful.

I would get seriously more skeptical if the people in charge of Foundation got their hands on this adaptation tho.

[-] JakoJakoJako13@lemmy.world 8 points 11 months ago

The way they decided to dice up the source material for GoT even before they ran out of books was the most jarring thing about reading that series. George gave them a meticulously detailed account of things and they tweaked it a lot. At least that series was grounded in historical fantasy. So there was rules that needed to be followed and George was there to guide them. If GRRM wasnt there from the start they could have gone off the rails from the beginning.

The Three Body Problem is way more abstract idea wise and extremely dry in terms of character interaction. And is Liu gonna be able to help them to steer the ship the same way GRRM did? I don't think so. Right off the bat these guys are being left to their own devices for a lot of this story. I read an interview where they mentioned changing the story to fit a wider audience. And looking at the two trailers, I already noticed major changes that just don't make sense. Skepticism is gonna be at an all time high for me.

I watched and loved GoT just as much as anybody. I read the books and quickly figured out why they took precedent over the show, even for the good years. I've already read Three Body Problem. On my first read through I thought this was the greatest scifi trilogy ever written. I'm not ready for someone to come and make a shitty TV adaptation of it. Especially those two.

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