Lost in Translation 270: Adaptations of Adaptations Scott Delahunt October 19, 2018 Lost in Translation Adaptations of adaptations will happen. Movies get remade. TV series get rebooted. It’s the nature of the beast.
Lost in Translation 269: RoboCop the Animated Series Scott Delahunt October 12, 2018 Lost in Translation RoboCop: The Animated Series had its fangs pulled because of the the new format.
Lost in Translation 268: The Animated Adaptation Scott Delahunt October 5, 2018 Lost in Translation The Real Ghostbusters even answered the question, “What would happen if someone hit Cthulhu with a beam from an unlicensed nuclear accelerator?”
Lost in Translation 267: Adaptations by Sources Scott Delahunt September 21, 2018 Lost in Translation Not every adaptation is successful, and not every adaptation is accurate.
Lost in Translation 266: Final Fantasy – The Spirits Within Scott Delahunt September 14, 2018 Lost in Translation The Final Fantasy series of games did offer more than just pure action, adding characterization, investigation, and exploration, but the draw of video games is the action.
Lost in Translation: The Bond Project – Octopussy Scott Delahunt September 7, 2018 Lost in Translation With Octopussy and The Living Daylights, the short stories were more character pieces or investigative, with little action.
Lost in Translation: The Bond Project – The Living Daylights Scott Delahunt August 31, 2018 Lost in Translation Dalton’s approach is similar to Daniel Craig’s in Casino Royale, a return to the origins.
Lost in Translation 265: Alternate Sources for Adaptations Scott Delahunt August 17, 2018 Lost in Translation If Amazon can reproduce the immersive quality of Stålenhag’s paintings, Loop should raise a following.
Lost in Translation 264: Language Barriers Scott Delahunt August 11, 2018 Lost in Translation Today, a look at how language barriers go into adding complexity to adapting.
Lost in Translation 263: The Problem of Remaking Horror and Mystery Films Scott Delahunt August 3, 2018 Lost in Translation People will enjoy the same story over and over, whatever the format. For horror and mystery, there’s a problem.
Lost in Translation – The Bond Project: From Russia With Love Scott Delahunt July 27, 2018 Lost in Translation From Russia With Love isn’t quite yet the classic 007 movie. The seeds are there, though.
Lost in Translation 262: Remaking Peter Gunn Scott Delahunt July 22, 2018 Lost in Translation Created by Blake Edwards, Peter Gunn ran for three seasons from 1958 to 1961.
Lost in Translation 261: Sherlock Gnomes Scott Delahunt July 14, 2018 Lost in Translation Sherlock Gnomes takes a few liberties with “The Final Solution,” though the movie isn’t really an adaptation of the story, just the characters in it.
Lost in Translation 260: Wonder Woman (2017) Scott Delahunt July 6, 2018 Lost in Translation Wonder Woman despite the changes, does keep to the nature of the character and the comics.
Lost in Translation 259: Truly Outrageous! Scott Delahunt June 22, 2018 Lost in Translation Truly Outrageous! includes several songs that reflect not just the plot but how the characters are feeling.
Lost in Translation 258: Batman (1943) Scott Delahunt June 15, 2018 Lost in Translation The Dynamic Duo of the serial reflects the Batman and Robin of the comics of the time, with some changes imposed by the change in format.
Lost in Translation 257: Miami Vice Scott Delahunt June 8, 2018 Lost in Translation Miami Vice isn't the TV series from the Eighties because it wasn’t made in the Eighties, it was made with the sensitivities of 2006.
Lost in Translation 256: The Mummy (2017) Scott Delahunt June 1, 2018 Lost in Translation Ultimately, the 2017 remake took its cues from the action parts of the 1999 remake.
Lost in Translation 255: The Mummy (1999) Scott Delahunt May 18, 2018 Lost in Translation The 1999 remake of The Mummy changed the tone of the story, going from the original’s gothic romance to an action-horror.
Lost in Translation 254: The Almighty Thor Scott Delahunt May 11, 2018 Lost in Translation The Almighty Thor borrows from myth and legend in its own way, becoming less a product of the source and more its own movie.
