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> I found it much different than I remembered. Layered story with actual shades of gray that Hollywood isn't capable of producing. Only movie I can think of whe
by woojoo666 4y ago
> I found it much different than I remembered. Layered story with actual shades of gray that Hollywood isn't capable of producing. Only movie I can think of where there are multiple factions and none of them are clearly good or bad
Actually I feel like western movies and tv tends to be more morally ambiguous than anime. In terms of multiple factions where none are clearly good/bad, Game of Thrones comes to mind
- rrishi 4y agoThis. From what I've experienced of anime, majority of them have a pretty straightforward protagonist v antagonist storylines. Notable exception: Death Note
- antonymy 4y agoGame of Thrones is based on a book series and for the first couple seasons was very faithful to that book series in terms of characters and plot. You can't really give credit to Hollywood writers for something created by a novelist. In fact, as soon as they started running out of book material you see a noticeable decline in the quality of writing.
- soco 4y agoBut is Game of Thrones an American or a British thing?
- azornathogron 4y agoGeorge R. R. Martin is American, and Game of Thrones was produced by HBO. It's an American thing.