I'm hearing some mixed takes on the film. People have read the
graphic novel said it seems to capture the spirit and look but cuts
out the backstory. The plot is already paper thin so that's probably
not a good thing.
Apparently the major subplot about the group trying to prove that
vampires
More than likely. The stuff they left out just fleshes out the story
a bit more. One of the problems with the film seems to be that it's
never explained why the attack happened there or how they chose
Barrow. The graphic novel explains that and introduces the whole
vampire watcher subplot.
S
I wonder if those of us who haven't read the graphic novel could still enjoy
the film, not knowning what was changed drastically?
-- Original message --
From: "B. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I'm hearing some mixed takes on the film. People have read the
graphic novel sai
cool, thanks for the info.
-- Original message --
From: "B. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
More than likely. The stuff they left out just fleshes out the story
a bit more. One of the problems with the film seems to be that it's
never explained why the attack happened there
