You still see a lot of #HarryPotter merchandise around and I do wonder how much #JKRowling has damaged her own brand.
I mean, things naturally go out of fashion, so it's hard to say if it's just newer generations interested in something else instead.
But her ghastly Fantastic Beasts crap is lousy and convoluted and I've no interest in that at all. I imagine a load of kids not being interested in it too.
But then, I assume kids like all those crappy superhero movies, so idk.
I mean, things naturally go out of fashion, so it's hard to say if it's just newer generations interested in something else instead.
But her ghastly Fantastic Beasts crap is lousy and convoluted and I've no interest in that at all. I imagine a load of kids not being interested in it too.
But then, I assume kids like all those crappy superhero movies, so idk.
Lydia Conwell •
The answer: neither, it's crappy.
Rowling probably should have stuck to a #TerryPrachett style of writing and kept the Harry Potter world a nonsense world.
The plot holes wouldn't matter so much then.
Andre Louis •
Yeah I know, way too invested in the thing, but just no...
Lydia Conwell •
Order of the Phoenix was the worst. A poorly structured book of mostly uneventful sub plots.
But I remember liking the book initially because Harry was angry and it felt like suddenly he had a personality.
Andre Louis •
Lydia Conwell •
Andre Louis •
'If you read this book and hate it, you can't unread it.'
do let me know if you do though haha
Lydia Conwell •
The whole multiverse thing is a huge con. It's basically a way to redo an old idea then sell it to the public as something original. It plays on people's obsessions and needs to be a superhero connoisseur.
But the multiverse also allows makers to do a bad job, then just say, 'Oh well, that was just one version.'
Lydia Conwell •
Lydia Conwell •
Are you saying right wing bloggers and vloggers advertise HP?