Let’s see… 1) not every story requires a romantic element, 2) not every story has to be about grand, large things; stories about small things can be equally wonderful, 3) it’s okay to grow out of a book/series and not love it as much as you used to, but still appreciate what it meant to you back then.
Oh, for sure! It’s easy to have unpopular opinions about songs. I think I probably have at least one unpopular opinion about a song per musical that I love! 😂
In general I think movies will always need to cut out parts of the book and tell stories differently since the pacing is so different, and I think that’s fine. I like it when movies tell the story in their own way instead of copying the book…just so long as they keep the “spirit” of the book. However this seems to be an un-popular opinion.
For example, I like the LOTR movies and that they cut out the parts they did. The movies were already long, including everything about have made them too long.
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Let’s see… 1) not every story requires a romantic element, 2) not every story has to be about grand, large things; stories about small things can be equally wonderful, 3) it’s okay to grow out of a book/series and not love it as much as you used to, but still appreciate what it meant to you back then.
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It is so much harder to think of unpopular bookish opinions compared to the ones found in musical theatre
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Haha, I can agree with that! I think I have more unpopular opinions when it comes to specific books, etc. but it’s hard to think of general ones!
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I think part of why it is easier to find unpopular opinions in musicals is due to the songs alone.
A book on the other hand doesn’t have that kind of advantage
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Oh, for sure! It’s easy to have unpopular opinions about songs. I think I probably have at least one unpopular opinion about a song per musical that I love! 😂
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You also do have unpopular dynamic and character opinions
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In general I think movies will always need to cut out parts of the book and tell stories differently since the pacing is so different, and I think that’s fine. I like it when movies tell the story in their own way instead of copying the book…just so long as they keep the “spirit” of the book. However this seems to be an un-popular opinion.
For example, I like the LOTR movies and that they cut out the parts they did. The movies were already long, including everything about have made them too long.
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