Le Guin Peeved About Earthsea Miniseries
Several readers have written in with unhappy opinions on the Legend of Earthsea miniseries just aired on the Sci-Fi channel. Ursula Le Guin has also chimed in, with a short but highly critical blurb on her website, and now this dissection on Slate.com.
If it's bad enough to not even bother downloading you know it's gotta be lame.
Given just how mangled Fellowship of the Ring was in terms of the original characters and meaning of the book, I can only assume that UKlG has never read Lord of the Rings. Boyens' presence was a guarantee that the characters would be unrecognisable and that the story would be reduced to a shallow and meaningless shadow of its former self.
TWW
"Encyclopedia" is to "Wikipedia" what "Library" is to "Some people at a bus stop"
Good Sci-Fi is a genre where authors play hypothetical sociologist to reflect on humanities strengths and weaknesses (albiet with often erotic consequences), but it doesn't translate very well from book form to screen form, particularly when done by a second-rate cable channel just trying to make a buck on the name recognition.
A fantasy/sci fi writer. I personally thought the earth sea books were terrible but there are some uber fanboys of it.
Please, are you suggesting that the Lord of the Rings were good movies? Get your head out of your ass. I've never been more bored than when I watched that drivel. Maybe Peter Jackson did the best he could with an uninspired story, but none the less it certainly wasn't worth watching.
Mod me a troll if you want, but I hated these movies, and that's a fact.
Considering they broke two central themes to the book in the first five minutes, and got the main character's names backwards, you may wish to reconsider your serious doubt there.
So there are articles on her website, Slate, Salon, and now The Agony. She has spammed half the internet with her rant.
Lasers Controlled Games!
She sounds like a typical liberal racist who claims not to be one, says everyone else is one but her actions betray what she really believes.
So what you're saying is that your company can't live up to its obligations. I hope someone reports you to the Feds. You should be in jail for deception and breach of contract.