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AvenueX on YT had a pretty good comparison and review for both. TL;DW the Netflix one fails to use its budget for anything, and instead tries to appeal to its a
by luyu_wu 2y ago
AvenueX on YT had a pretty good comparison and review for both. TL;DW the Netflix one fails to use its budget for anything, and instead tries to appeal to its audience (or at least who Netflix thinks is their audience) with sex scenes, romance and dumbed down concepts. She also comments a bit about how Netflix politically charged it (which is an unfortunate thing to hapoen to Three-Body). I was personally a great enjoyer of the TC 三体 since I liked the calmer pacing (I feel it is mostly the western audience who have a problem with it).
- BugsJustFindMe 2y ago> sex scenes There are no sex scenes in the Netflix show. You've been lied to.
- PNewling 2y agoYeah, I had to do a double take at that... Or maybe we both somehow missed an episode. I will say it has the americana filling of violence/gore though (if gore is the right word for the boat scenes).
- luyu_wu 2y agoAh, sorry I wrote the above pretty late. I misphrased the review, romantic/sexual drama would fit better!
- dagw 2y agoI felt that the amount and type of "romantic/sexual drama" in the show wasn't that different from what we got in the later books, and on the whole done a lot better.
- shiroiushi 2y agoIf you like movies with "calmer pacing", try watching American movies, but ones that are more than 30 years old, especially stuff from the 70s or earlier. It's mind-blowing watching those and seeing how different they are from modern Hollywood movies. An old Hitchcock movie, for instance, was considered a thriller when it was new, but modern Americans would probably be bored watching it because the pacing is much slower than the latest Marvel movie.