Re:Popeye and Tintin enter the public domain in 2025 along w...
by makeitdouble on Monday December 16, 2024 @10:58PM
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It was definitely of its time.
Most of us will just ignore these parts (nobody's perfect, expecting that from a past author is a high bar, and would have considerably reduced the amount of entertainment available), but I also see an option for us to have alternative versions where those bits are either reworked or removed.
The original would still be there, and there would be a "modernized" version that's easier to digest for the newer generations.
Most of us will just ignore these parts (nobody's perfect, expecting that from a past author is a high bar, and would have considerably reduced the amount of entertainment available), but I also see an option for us to have alternative versions where those bits are either reworked or removed.
The original would still be there, and there would be a "modernized" version that's easier to digest for the newer generations.