Never Again

>>70828817
Was it actually a decent adaptation?

>>70828934
If you're a fan of the books, no. If you're a fan of Hercules and Xena and don't give a shit about the books, then yes.

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Malazan adaptation when?

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>>70828934
it had little to nothing to do with the books, but it was quite enjoyable if you're able to get into its cheese factor.

lol that guy on the left's face

>>70828934

book fag reporting in.
no its total and utter shit, I raged hard through the first 6 episodes.

its basically the characters have the same names as the books and thats it.

>>70829294
>stronk fierce womyn in tight bodice
mmm, I could get into that cheese...

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>>70831441
same dude

>>70831535
To be fair the books are total garbage, I can't believe I read almost all of them.

great show, too bad it only lasted 2 seasons

>>70831740
this

I think the first book is enjoyable enough, the rest are horrible. Goodkind is a shit writer with a few good ideas and not much else. Raimi and Tapert do a great job at taking those few ideas and and using them to make a fun, sexy adventure show.

>>70828934
No. But as a reader of the books that's a good thing. Richard was probably the biggest Marty Stu ever, every book you found something new he could do, and master it better than anyone else. Not to mention every book seemed to have yet another hot girl that wanted to get with him for no reason.

And then it got even worse when he started idolizing the ideals of Ayn Rand.