Could there ever be a faithful adaptation?
Could there ever be a faithful adaptation?
Benjamin Morris
Ryan King
Animated series in the vein of Crossed
Asher Thomas
No because there are no Christians in hollywood
And its too much work for mel gibson
Maybe a pozzed miniseries where beatrice is black
Aaron Ortiz
not in english, no
Gabriel Thompson
i like this one
Wyatt Rivera
Impossible because Dante was a massive simp with a chip on his shoulder. Wouldn't get past Inferno for mainstream audiences
Jaxon Hernandez
Whats this from? Im playing a board game where the entire world is stone faces like that, what a fucking ripoff
Jason Hall
He can do it
Matthew Barnes
What Dreams May Come. Although it's heavily taking influence from The Divine Comedy.
Andrew Rogers
What Dreams May Come
Logan Brooks
>implying we'll see an adaption of a work that sees Mohammad getting repeatedly butchered
Worth it for that shitstorm alone
Adrian Peterson
The better question is, could there ever be an adaptation of the two books that aren't Inferno? I've never in my life seen any popular interpretations of Purgatorio or Paradisio, let alone a faithful depiction.
That said, I really enjoyed this version of Inferno.
Aiden Young
No because it had antisemitic stuff.
Brayden Murphy
wouldn't even get to that point, even before that the punishment for homosexuals is to run while being pelted by a rain of fire
Also the gluttons are forced to swim in poop and urine, so a German would have to direct it
Austin Wood
Would be fun to see if they had the bollocks about them to show malebolge in all it's glory, especially Canto 28
Joshua Ramirez
It is not possible to faithfully capture extant reality in film
Jayden Reed
Well, if there is an adaptation, is better be bloody FAITHFUL!
*Ricky Gervais face*
Logan Morgan
If only Mel did this instead of Passion 2.
Nathan Johnson
I was just about to write this. Heh, we really are alike user.
Camden Perry
>faggots go straight to hell.
no, its too based for these horrible times.
Elijah Mitchell
Of course fucking not, not now anyway. Maybe back in the black and white era, hell I wouldn't be surprised if someone did an adaptation back then.
Isaac Sanchez
There's a well regarded silent film adaptation of Inferno. Purgatorio could definitely be adapted. Paradiso would be difficult.
Ayden Russell
It would cost a fortune to do the entire poem. And it’s too religious to ever be successful with audiences. It works far better as literature anyways