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Wednesday, March 11, 2020
No one dies in the first one
well yeah
but it still isnt
In the next few they get pretty bloody
are nukes okay in PG
well i guess they are huh
It's not even a nuke
they stop bombs all the time in those movies
It's like a flash of pure light
but im just generalzing
are bombs okay? and I thinkt hey are
it's a "doomsday device" usuallly
but the concept is fine
i wish books i liked as a kid
would get good adaptations
artemis fowl and eragon were probably my favorite as a child
I liked the Lord of the Rings movies Kappa
I did not like eragon
eragon got me into fantasy
I read all 4
lets get a 12 movie Ranger's Apprentice series
Percy Jackson was my absolute favorite as a kid
got 2 abysmal movies
riht
i liked percy jackson a lot too
what is the series where stopping the Hindenberg disaster causes utopia again?
i had every book
had
is that pen guy
pendragon
yeah
is that it
that should be a TV show
Rangers Apprentice was going to be a movie, and then a Netfflix show
neither panned out
what is the one where the kid slowly becomes god then recreates the universe at the end?
Series of unfortunate events on netflix is well liked last I heard
Future diary leg?
kappa
Inkheart
or whatever it's called
That trilogy
oh god
i hope warriors gets a movie one day
I can't wait for retarded cgi cats
Oh wow, netflix covered all the books without a hitch
inkheart has a movie already
it does?
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3236307-graceling i read this at one point
This looks like it had NO budget
it was decent
I love Graceling
sequel was meh though
im trying to think of books i read as a kid
>she
Sideways Stories from Wayside School, when I was much younger
was the first satire I read I think
the series I am trying to remember has the main character keep using an ability that makes him stop being human, but he minimizes its use so it can be reverted eventually
but he gives up at the end and becomes god
I feel like I've read it, but all my childhood books are in boxes and I'll never remember
another one I likes was basically good Narnia
Isle of 3 witches, or something like that
afk dinner
Narnia was a classic
The movies did well until they turned people's favorite book into the worst movie
there's a Pendragon prequel series apparently
this was a great series too
The prequel 3 books for Pendragon were odd
really hit-or-miss on the side stories
Nicholas Flamel got old by the 3rd or 4th book
Starcatchers was good, though I don't feel like I read all of them
Gent, how much of this could you consume
Could or would
idk, you might be like me and hate mint