#modern adaptation

[shipwreckedcomedy]

This is my cousin, Gravy. - A moment from the third episode of Headless: A Sleepy Hollow Story.

HEADLESS: A SLEEPY HOLLOW STORY A new 10-part series by Shipwrecked Comedy inspired by The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Written & Created by Sean Persaud & Sinéad Persaud Directed by William J. Stribling

CAST Ichabod Crane - Sean Persaud Captain Gravy Davy Crowbones - Matthew Mercer Verla Wolfson - Ginny Di Kat Van Tassel - Mary Kate Wiles

#headless series #headless: a sleepy hollow story #shipwrecked comedy #matthew mercer #matt mercer #captain gravy davy crowbones #verla wolfson #ginny di #sean persaud #ichabod crane #mary kate wiles #kat van tassel #the legend of sleepy hollow #sleepy hollow #washington irving #modern adaptation

[marykatewiles]

Many lovely folks on the internet agree, Headless: A Sleepy Hollow Story is worth your time. 

#headless series #shipwrecked comedy #youtube comments #youtube #headless: a sleepy hollow story #the legend of sleepy hollow #modern adaptation #washington irving #sean persaud #Ichabod crane #sinead persaud #matilda bishop #jon cozart #paint #diedrich knickerbocker #brom bones #gabe greenspan #the headless horseman #max lee #jimmy wong #verla wolfson #ginny di #matt mercer #matthew mercer #captain gravy davy crowbones #eugene trousers #curt mega #ramona trousers #kim whalen #joey richter

[leeholtwrites]

I'm rewatching Elementary. Still solid.

#sherlock #sherlock holmes #modern adaptation #elementary

[the-henry-cavillian]

Henry Cavill: Unmasking The Best Sherlock Holmes Of All Time

Sherlock Holmes, the legendary detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, has been portrayed by numerous actors throughout the years. However, in recent times, one name stands out as the epitome of the iconic character: Henry Cavill. With his charismatic presence, exceptional talent, and attention to detail, Cavill has delivered a Sherlock Holmes portrayal that is unparalleled. Let us delve into why Henry Cavill is undeniably the best Sherlock Holmes ever.

Unwavering Deduction Skills:

Cavill's portrayal of Sherlock Holmes showcases an unparalleled ability to deduce and unravel complex mysteries. His attention to detail and keen observation skills are simply astonishing. From analyzing minute details to connecting seemingly unrelated pieces of information, Cavill's portrayal captures the brilliance of Holmes' deductive reasoning in the most compelling manner.

Captivating Physicality:

Sherlock Holmes is known for his unique physical presence, and Henry Cavill embodies this perfectly. With his tall stature, chiseled features, and striking gaze, Cavill portrays Holmes as an imposing figure who demands attention. His physicality adds an extra layer of authenticity to the character, making his portrayal all the more captivating.

Nuanced Characterization: 

Cavill brings depth and complexity to Sherlock Holmes, going beyond the detective's intellectual prowess. He portrays Holmes as a multidimensional character, with flaws and vulnerabilities that make him more relatable and human. Cavill's performance allows the audience to witness the internal struggles and emotional growth of Holmes, creating a nuanced portrayal that resonates deeply.

Dynamic Chemistry with Watson: 

One of the key dynamics in any Sherlock Holmes adaptation is the relationship between Holmes and his trusted companion, Dr. John Watson. Henry Cavill's chemistry with co-stars and his ability to create a genuine connection shine through in his portrayal of Holmes. The on-screen camaraderie between Cavill and his Watson counterpart adds an extra layer of authenticity to their partnership, making it a joy to watch.

Modern Relevance:

Cavill's portrayal of Sherlock Holmes also brings the character into the modern era, injecting fresh energy and relevance into the iconic detective. He effortlessly navigates Holmes' transition into contemporary society, incorporating technology and modern challenges seamlessly. Cavill's Holmes serves as a bridge between the classic tales of Conan Doyle and the present-day world, making the character accessible to a new generation of fans.

#Henry Cavill #Sherlock Holmes #best detective #iconic portrayal #deductive reasoning #captivating performance #complex character #modern adaptation #on-screen chemistry #Arthur Conan Doyle #legendary detective #Holmes and Watson #contemporary society #attention to detail #relatable portrayal #brilliant deduction #physical presence #emotional depth #modern relevance #exceptional talent.

[spookymultimedia]

My 00s adaptation of Pilgrims Progress! It's a story about addiction recovery/harm reduction, personal faith and mental illness

#pilgrims progress #public domain characters #modern adaptation #character design

[canary0]

Figuring out how to make Mina talk like a normal person this chapter is going to be interesting. The vast breadth of difference between women and how they perceive themselves has changed so much that the whole "I'll be able to be useful to Jonathan!" thing sounds wildly old fashioned now, when "I'm going to try and support him on a professional level rather just domestic" would have read differently back then.

#dracula 2023 #writing #modern adaptation #but how to approach it

[ruchiemr]

THE COMPLETE SERIES | Rational Creatures

#persuasion #rational creatures #jane austen #modern adaptation #lgbt #pride and prejudice #the lizzie bennet diaries #tlbd #lizzie bennet diaries #emma approved #youtube #mini series

[dyinggirldied]

If there is ever a Hansel and Gretel adaptation again, I hope it includes stuff like the two kids’ PTSD and/or depression after the whole ordeal with the witch, and with the father before and after.

Like, the father consulting with the step-mother to have the two kids going to the forest in hope of them either having better chance to survive/dying quickly rather than starve to dead at home make him a somewhat interesting character.

Also, let Hansel and Gretel be that typical sibling relationship: fighting with each other for most basic thing but going overprotective over the other if something happens (honestly I have always thought Hansel and Gretel were twins since I was a kid) while struggling to deal with their mental health, family problems, ongoing plague (a nice parallel to real life), maybe with some subtle class discrimination as a small treat.

I want a movie where these two kids figuring things out because like, what now, after this?

Maybe they will develop a biased complex where they have a mistrust towards magical beings. Granted, this is a fairy tale land so encounters happen I supposed.

A fun twist I can think of is that both Hansel and Gretel finds out they are descendants from a witch/have magical powers and that fact practically destroys them.

Also: werewolf Red Riding Hood

#fairy tales #hansel and gretel #modern adaptation #i read fics about them and most of them just have gretel be powerful bitch while bashing both father and brother #not a lot of nuance to be honest #mental health #mental illness

[rationalseries]

dropping on June 7th. 

#rationalcreatures #ratcreatures #janeaustenpersuasion #persuasion #fred wentworth #anne elliot #jane austen #modern adaptation

[captmuldoon]

“i wish we could see adaptations where sherlock holmes hates the rich and is allowed to be kind to those around him and uses his abilities to support society’s underdogs” elementary was doing this back in 2012. this was only episode 4.

#sherlock holmes #elementary #joan watson #this show had SEVEN SEASONS #and by its 4th episode holmes and watson had more character depth than a lot of adaptations do in their entire run #this holmes is acd holmes plopped into a modern world and it works so well. SO WELL.

[lastoneout]

why do people on the internet know so much about the epic of gilgamesh

#this is like the one historic thing I do not recall there being any super hugely popular modern adaptations of #so like #y'all are just fans of this ancient story #which is valid but also baffling at times #tumblr girlies will literally get their blorbos from ancient mesopotamia before going to therapy

[jesncin]

The latest and definitely most reliable Superboy news from Livewire!

I had fun referencing DCSHG and classic Superboy comics for this one <3

#superboy #conner kent #kon el #dc comics #livewire #leslie willis #fancomic #jl remix #my art #and what if I said DCSHG livewire peaked as a modern adaptation what then #livewire as a superboy rogue agenda time

[godofdystopia]

So many adaptation of Dracula make Mina the reincarnation of Drac's wife, because of COURSE they do, and try to force a romance between mina and Drac.

Dracula Daily has made me realize that Mina has pretty much *hated* Dracula on sight. Took one look at his rancid vibe having ass and said "take even one more look at Jonathan and I will not be held responsible for what happens next..."

Which made me realize, if you HAVE to make Mina and Dracula connected through reincarnation and shit, then make it accurate to the source material: make Mina the reincarnation of Draculas greatest enemy.

Mina was a peasant girl who got tired of Drac's lizard bullshit, rallied the peasantry, besieged Castle Dracula, burnt it to the ground, and then chased dracula into the wilderness with an army of pissed off serfs behind her.

Everytime she reincarnated, Dracula lives in absolute fear that she'll show up and beat him up before shoving him into a locker again.

He takes one look at her in London, shrieks like a banshee, and just hightails it back to his lair. Jonathan is confused but happy, Mina feels pleased and isn't sure why.

More Mina as draculas greatest enemy please and thank you.

#mina harker #mina murray #jonathan harker #dracula #dracula daily #dracula novel #just imagine Mina as Joan Of Arc and you got it #she uses swords instead if stakes. #and chainsaws instead of swords in modern adaptations #jonathan is madly in love woth jis warrior goddess wife #as well he should

[daily-uquiz]

*crying*

#uquiz #the iliad #the odyssey #this is super good pls do it #i just dont have any better tags #also watch troy: fall of a city #its the best of the inevitably bad adaptations #i could go on about the importance of the Iliad to modern understanding of history anthropology and historiography for ages #but i wont do that to yall so in the meantime ship patrochilles #and remember that achilles is a bottom #but most importantly helen didnt deserve this shit

[1im-perfect1]

I love how the interview with the vampire trailer is sexy and mysterious and then the show is a borderline dark comedy about the retelling of vampire history's most cringe fail marriage between the worst case of catholic guilt and eldest daughter syndrome being romanced by a dumpster fire gremlin that thinks more with his heart and dick than his non-existent brain and the coolest character in the whole story is their murderous daughter

#and the interviewer is an almost old flame of the vampire #that spends half of his screentime making snarky comments about the vampire and his ex-husband #to adapt it to a modern audience they could have gone extremely dark and nihilistic or embrace the camp and weirdness #I'm glad they went with the latter bc it gives them more room to explore the story and themes #Instead of just going for dark and gloomy and depressing #iwtv #iwtv amc #iwtv spoilers #lestat de lioncourt #louis de pointe du lac #claudia de lioncourt #daniel molloy #Interview with the vampire

[jules-ln]

I love the theory that Patroclus was a homeric invention regardless of whether is true or not.

Mostly because I imagine Homer saying:

"This is my OC Patroclus. He's an exiled prince and everyone loves him. He's so strong he killed a son of Zeus and also has 9 dogs. He's Achilles' boyfriend and best friend too btw uwu"

#iliad #greek mythology #trojan war #achilles #Patroclus #patrochilles #ramblings #tagamemnon #If your modern adaptation doesn't make Patroclus perfect. Then you're misunderstanding the Iliad completely /jk #This is funnier when you realize that the narrator of the Iliad actually seems to like Patroclus a lot #And I know Homer probably wasn’t real. But it's easier to say Homer than to say “The poets of the Iliad”