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One of my favorite podcasts did its season finale. It was a good one. https://www.narniaweb.com/2022/05/c-s-lewis-created-an-atomic-bomb-talking-beasts/
I seem to be out to smash the shibboleths of the YouTube critic community on my blog. Recently I defended Disney remakes. I began by praising the 2012 movie, Les Misérables. https://theadaptationstation.com/2021/04/an-appreciation-of-tom-hoopers-les-miserables-part-1-a-masterpiece-of-visual-storytelling/ https://theadaptationstation.com/2021/04/an-appreciation-of-tom-hoopers-les-miserables-part-2-the-part-thats-not-actually-appreciative/
https://theadaptationstation.com/2021/04/an-appreciation-of-tom-hoopers-les-miserables-part-3-a-master-adaptation/ #LesMis
Tag Archives: Les Misérables
Top 5 Screenplays Covered by the Adaptation Station and some Honorable Mentions
I’d like to celebrate the first anniversary of my blog by writing about something that interests me, scriptwriting. I’d better make some things clear about the following list. These are the top 5 scripts from movies about which I’ve blogged, … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th century novels, Charles Dickens, Emma, Freaky Friday, Les Misérables, Little Women, Peter Pan
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An Appreciation of Tom Hooper’s Les Misérables Part 3: A Master Adaptation
For the last part of this series on the 2012 Les Misérables, I want to finally talk about it as an adaptation, and the way it uses elements of both Boublil and Schonberg’s musical and Victor Hugo’s novel. This is … Continue reading
An Appreciation of Tom Hooper’s Les Misérables Part 2: The Part That’s Not Actually Appreciative
It may seem strange that I’m going to devote a whole blogpost to what I consider the shortcomings of Les Misérables (2012), especially when I claimed to be tired of the negativity I sensed towards it on the internet. But … Continue reading
An Appreciation of Tom Hooper’s Les Misérables Part 1: A Masterpiece of Visual Storytelling
It doesn’t say much for my confidence that I feel compelled to start off my first non-introductory blog post with a disclaimer. But during the past year and a bit into the current one, there have been far too many … Continue reading
