Innocent until proven guilty in a court of law
Innocent until proven guilty in a court of law
Yes, absolutely. But even if you're not removed from office, IE found innocent, you still got impeached.
Like I said originally, think of it like being charged with a crime.
I wasn't really talking about impeachment so much as responding to Dimmy
Has there ever been a show or a movie where bookfags were happy with the adaptation?
Harry Potter? Never seen or read it.
AG what say you?
I hate watch the expanse after the second season, but absolutely love the books.
The problem between books and adaptations is different points resonate with different people. For example, people end up liking characters for a whole lot of reasons. Removing a beloved character, merging them on missing parts the reader considers critical to their perception of the character cheapens /makes them worse that they are in the source material.
It's even more apparent if the show/movie ends up being average (average is a perfectly fine thing to be, but society pretends it's not), when they consider the source material better than average.
It's okay to prefer books, but some people are just insufferable and won't let others enjoy things.
I wonder if that's a side effect of expectations. When those came out, people were used to adaptations being complete trash but watching them because it was better than nothing. The lotr movies were decent and fondly remembered for the time. They would probably be panned if they released today.
But I get what you mean.