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Re:How (and Why) Neil Gaiman Finally Adapted ‘The Sandman’ f... by snoopy_telex on Sunday August 07, 2022 @02:16PM (#32378431)
I really hope that he can leverage any success in getting American Gods a final season. It deserved a ending
Re:How (and Why) Neil Gaiman Finally Adapted ‘The Sandman’ f... by nottorp on Monday August 08, 2022 @02:09AM (#32382792)
Well, the trouble with American Gods is they streeeetched the original material so much that I stopped watching somewhere at the beginning of the 2nd season.

Felt like the Hobbit - if you cut off 2/3 of it it may be a great movie but as it is it's a bore.

Re:How (and Why) Neil Gaiman Finally Adapted ‘The Sandman’ f... by polotics on Sunday August 07, 2022 @03:21PM (#32379019)
I came to Sandman expecting something approaching the early seasons of American Gods, was sorely disappointed. The storytelling is fine in Sandman, but the lack of graphic flamboyance really takes it somewhere else than where I hoped. Tale of the lost psychedelia I guess: what's on screen is readable TV, stable clear shots, not the focused freedom of the graphic novels.
Re:How (and Why) Neil Gaiman Finally Adapted ‘The Sandman’ f... by no_wizard on Sunday August 07, 2022 @02:55PM (#32378781)
I always felt it needed a different network that would be more willing to take more risks, like HBO
Re:How (and Why) Neil Gaiman Finally Adapted ‘The Sandman’ f... by echelon on Sunday August 07, 2022 @03:23PM (#32379035)
HBO, now under control of cost-cutting Discovery+ executives, may not be taking risks for much longer.

Twitter is abuzz with insiders stating that the CEO doesn't like the cost or margins of "appointment viewing" and would prefer Discovery+'s more inexpensive, reality-based "comfort viewing".

It sounds like HBO is going to start sucking.

Re:How (and Why) Neil Gaiman Finally Adapted ‘The Sandman’ f... by Consultant32452 on Sunday August 07, 2022 @03:53PM (#32379287)