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'Foundation' Is Fixing The Trickiest Thing About the Asimov Books (www.inverse.com)

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The title comes from the article, but I agree with some of these changes. It's making for an engaging show that also feels modern.

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[–] blindjezebel -1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I loved his books. I can imagine hollywood making a horrible adaptation with irrelevant B plots or w/e and romance. But what did they really change? I'd rather not waste my time trying to watch it.

[–] Aux 1 points 1 year ago

Video adaptation has literally no relation to the books at all. It's just some random crap without any meaning.