I've never been so aghast at a movie adaptation in my life lol. "Hey let's age up this 3 year old to be like 17 so we can give her an un-needed romance subplot. Also while we're at it we're gonna swap her and the main female leads powers. Just because."
I have the DVD and in the special features they said something like "It would give more beautiful scene's" or something like that which is a real shame
*Me an uncultured creature that barely reads stuff, standing here and admiring Lavander's work while thinking about how bad of a movie adaptation was The Avatar: the last air blender and still being upset about that because the animation was better*
Swapping the powers I can understand a little bit, considering the roles of the characters within the movie, but I don’t see why they aged her up aside from, as you said, adding a romance subplot.
Jacob's actor was faking an American accent, and he pulls the accent off, but in his carefulness / focus in recreating the American accent, he lost all emotion.
The only reason Olive became the love interest was because the weighted heels that stopped her from floating would have been great merchandise to sell at hot topic. You can’t change my mind.
In the special features where they were talking about production Burton stated something along the lines of fire powers being over done and not as interesting anymore so he convinces the author to let him swap the powers to make it more unique.
@Olive But it wasn't just their powers, Emma lost all her personality and just became a Disney princess. It would have been fine to just switch their powers. Also Olive was like 7 in the book.
IKR Heck with historically accurate, we want all our female characters to look like porcelain dolls, even if they're not meant to be. (I'm being sarcastic btw)
It’s really frustrating whenever a movie director doesn’t respect the book or source/origins. In some cases tweaking may be needed but it’s sad to see a story loved by so many be twisted/tweaked into something more bland. Especially the characters being made more so into that of a typical children’s film...
the fact that they swapped Olive with Emma in the movie really threw me off when i finally read the book. i was like "did Jacob get the name wrong or sumn?" but i think they swapped Olive with Emma so that the main love interest can have this fragile girl concept rather than a strong-willed woman so that the whole focus would be in Jacob instead? idk if that makes sense
The creators of the movie said that it whould be more ironic if a kind hearted soul has such a deadly power which i thought was okay but WHEN THEY CHANGED EMMA'S PERSONALITY THAT I COULD NOT FORGIVE
@@dogethebootifuldog3121 Meh, Book is the book, movie the the movie and the tv show will be the tv show.. if they ever make one. All will be different.
I read the book first and I've always been confused about that! I always just assumed that I mixed the two up when I was reading the book but I kinda hate it ngl
I knew Tim Burton had a preference for Love interests being soft, blonde and wearing blue dresses, but him going this far to get this concept through is actually worrying
@@MephProduction No he didn’t XD, Ransom Riggs is very happy with the original Emma, and he also agrees that the film did her and Olive dirty. You can see in an interview he is talking about the peculiarities being swapped and his face just looks so annoyed lmao. He, just like Rick Riordan, has had his amazing story ruined by an adaptation that he only agreed to to get his story on the big screen.
I mean. _We can count ourselves lucky that Helena Bonham Carter, especially in Sweeney Todd, would have looked like a ghost with light blonde hair._ oh right the wife character was a blonde.
@@hibikiotonokojishslvocalis7550 And his daughter too! I believe he didn't turn Ms. Lovett into a blonde because she was supposed to be a "bad person", meanwhile the wife and daughter are supposed to be "innocent". Most characters in his movies portrayed with these features have the image of innocence.
Is noone gonna talk how in movie the monsters ate childrens eyes, but in book they ate whole children (wich is a lot scarrier with all the detail...)? And they changed Fiona so much!
@@katarinateofanov it’s out already I think! I’m halfway through! That is if you’re referring to the Conference of the Birds (the latest one that just came out!)
I remember the reason I wanted to read the books was bc I saw the trailer and I was like “oh shit a Tim Burton movie about the Victorian ish era and the kids have super powers and Asa Butterfield is the lead? Sign me up” so I read the first book and omg I’m so glad I did bc it’s just sooo incredibly different than the movie. When I read the book and realized that they had switched Emma and Olive for no god damn reason in the movie, I didn’t even want to watch it anymore and I’m so glad I didn’t lol bc it would’ve ruined the story for me
@@discount_dora Burton changed Emma and Olive because it was more poetic, and thankfully the author thought it was a better concept and loved it. You say there was no reason to do it but as you've not seen the movie you're not in a position to say it was done for no reason, if you watch the movie it's very obvious why it as done, so it had a purpose. Good film, i'm glad it's nothing like the book! i would however like a proper tv adaptation of the books instead.
The Emma Olive switch pissed me off so much lmao, in the movie they basically took Olive, aged her up and replaced her with Emma, they're both my favorite characters in the book, and it was just so unnecessary
Are we not going to talk about the absolute atrocity they did to my girl Fiona??? Like I don’t dislike the movie but where is my wild haired, plant controlling, chicken holding queen??? Who is this girl scout looking thing with pigtails? They did her so dirty, the worst imo
yeah i hated that too...but like the twins are literally nightmare creatures that were killed in the earlier hollowgast raids and like...why are they main characters!?!?! I personally think Bronwyn was done the most dirty bc she was supposed to be "more of a mother to the young ones than even Miss Peregrine" and in the movie shes literally a little girl. and olive and enoch??? like they're cute in the movie but they're both supposed to be like 10 and 11, and nOT A COUPLe. I have a lot of thoughts im so sorry
LMAO YES. i remember watching the movie and loving it, then going to comment section of the trailer for the movie and literally finding hate everywhere. i was like *whAT??? BUT ITS GOOD* so i read the books and *gODDAMN IT BURTON WHY THE FUCK WOULD YOU DO THAT*
I was watching the movie expecting my beautiful fugh and Jesus were Fiona and Hugh done dirty like they hardly tAlK in the movie!BUT THEY BE SNOGGING EACH OTHERS FACES OFF ALSO WHERE ARE THE BOOTIFUL GOGGLESSS
As much as I don’t like authors not describing their characters, I see a purpose in it. I feel like leaving the characters up to the readers imagination makes it feel like their story, like their living through it. They get to choose their characters, and this can make the experience more personalised. Edit: it took me a second reading and seeing cannon images to realise that Carlton was a read head and Jessica was a blonde (from The Silver Eyes) . It can be hard at first, but I grew to live the characters even more over this.
then again it feels really weird if u have to rethink everything you thought of because in the sixth book there's a small description that ruins evertything
I read it when I was 12 I went half way through the book thinking the main character was a girl and had a girl love interest. I was so let down when I realized.
Viii !!!! To be fair, Fiona was decently similar (ofc she does talk tho.) Hugh was more or less the same, though they did literally add in 2 extra characters (the gorgon twins) that were photos in the book. Edit: I meant Horace!!! Not Hugh!
I feel like the movie was just a fanfic of the books, with different characters just in the same universe, kind of like they imagined the school 20 odd years into the future if the bomb didn't hit the school.
Um... there were quite a few kids in this movie. Unless the main characters are supposed to be, like, pre-pubescent, then there's no problem with adding a couple years. Additionally, it's a Hollywood tradition that actors in their late teens, early 20s play younger kids because of contract hours. Minors can only work for a limited timespan. Adults don't have those kinds of restrictions.
The mortal instruments would be an interesting one with a wide range of characters at no good movie adaptations in my opinion, Loved this video I requested for miss peregrines before and you did such a good job!! 💕💕
If Haley did do TMI, I think it would be much more interesting to use the Shadowhunters series; that one actually did a pretty decent job at adapting the characters
No one: Lavender: *literally copies the color of sand* Edit: oh god thanks for the heart, I absolutely love you and your art, you helped me at drawing so much even if you don't know this ❤️ aw frick does the edit erase the heart?...
Accuarate even in the littlest of the details! Be grateful that they didn't say drippy eyess or something like this. 😅 Actuly... This gives me a ideea for a character!
Lav, you MUST do Ready PLayer One by the book. The movie and book are SO different, and you get lots of character description in the book. If you haven't read Ready Player One yet, I HIGHLY recommend reading it. Even if its not for a video.
OH MY GOODNESS YES PLEASE I read the book and loved it, but I couldn’t even make it through to the end of the movie. It even got the main plot wrong. Shame...
I really liked the movie but the book was so much better. It does take a bit to get used to the movie but it was very well made even if the changes were very drastic.
as a book reader first, i really love miss peregrine’s movie design and personality, it is obviously so different from the book but it added this charm to the house. don’t attack me please i love the book peregrine just as much, but i really like the movie’s adaptation of her as well
I can agree with you. I really think that her movie design fit's better with the way the hous and all looked in the movie. I might even go a little farther and say that i loved both, movie and book. (I'm sorry) :3
100% i agree i love the book but i love the film as well, i think the actress portraying Miss Peregrine brings her to life and i kind of have to say i prefer her film adaptation to the book in many ways
HEY! I JUST WANT TO TELL YOU BOTH that your opinions are perfectly valid and there's no reason to feel ashamed or guilty for sharing your point of view with others :)
This used to be my favorite movie/book a couple of years ago and I’m sooooo glad you made a By the Book episode for it. And yeah,I think it’s weird Emma and Olive were switched
Samuel L Jackson was also great and he really hams up his performance as the villain. But yea, the movie adaptation was mid, but had some great moments: Eva Green (she is absolutely charming), Samuel L Jackson (for reasons aforementioned) and having the perpetual levitation quirk include a small wind/air manipulation ability
Naomi Pleasant ah yes!! I guess I forgot goldfish have some pretty good thinkers, very on brand of me. Maybe I have a jellyfish memory since they don’t got any brains in the first place :0!
I feel like he didn't even actually read the book and just read the plot section on the wiki. Could explain why he made the absolutely TERRIBLE decision to switch Emma and Olive. Also something I find super weird is that Jacob dates his grandfather's ex. Out of context that is weird as fuck. Even *in* context it's weird as fuck.
Actually it’s clearly because a white man couldn’t stand a female being strong and powerful and have a personality and could have an attitude and not depending on a boy saving her...
And yah it’s because she was projecting her feelings on him and they broke up when they realised... and he basically immediately got with the newbie girl (who is one of my faves so no shade there) as if he NEEDS a romantic interest all the time... wtf...
If your talking about Kaminari, then not really. Sure he’s very energetic, and very goofy and good-natured, but he doesn’t give of the same chaotic yet well-mannered vibe that Willy Wonka does. Honestly, the character that gives off that energy that most would probably be Gentle Criminal. His name literally describes a gentle (like a gentleman) person who is a criminal, and a criminal is usually a person who does bad things, and usually in a chaotic way. Denki is just like the idiot everyone wants as a friend. Sure he doesn’t think his way through things, but he’s a great friend/ally to have on your side.
I'm pretty sure my parents wanted to strangle me after the movie was over because I pointed out every flaw that the movie had when compared to the book. I pointed out the Emma that the movie placed as a side character and said, "That's the love interest, she's amazing!" only for the movie to place Olive as the main character. I also started screaming when the ending hit, because they pretty much smashed the books together in certain aspects and added completely new things. Just like the adaptations of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.
Personally, I like the movie itself as a whole, and if there wasn't a book it would be more enjoyable. But since the film deviated so much from the books, it's just immeasurable.
@@onlyoddity So I always write the whole title out so when I saw MPHFPC as that I read it as MPHHHFFFCP and it took me a second to realize that wasn't an angry grunt
When people see my art/drawings, they almost always say that it looks like or reminds them of lavendertowne. I am so freaking honored by that, you have no idea, especially since your art is a HUGE inspiration for the way I draw!
"The mini skirt didn't get invented until the 80's or something...", sigh...Im getting old. The miniskirt showed up in the Mid to late 60's, thankfully😜
Ransom Riggs personally collects vintage photos for his books, altering them if needed so there's no possible way the characters in the movie could be played by the same people.
@@amaraotiim3979 Yes that, and I think the couple years added to his age in the movie make his humor and personality make more sense to me, it's hard to picture a 13 year old saying the stuff he does even if he's actually over 100
@@evil-mf5bi Well yeah, but we know that the characters are aware of their age, because of that scene in the book where they were telling Jacob their real ages, although they don't act like old people. I think Enoch is one of the few characters that actually seems more mature than his physical body, and even Jacob thinks it's a bit unusual the way Enoch speaks and acts. There is this scene in the book, where "Dr Golan" found Jacob, Bronwyn, Emma, and Enoch with Martin's corpse in that fish place, and Enoch was saying an excuse. And Jacob said something along the lines of Enoch sounding like an actual 12 year old boy for once. Also, apologies for the long reply.
I remember reading Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children in class in eighth grade and then we watched the movie. We were all pretty confused with the switch and all the other changes... but I'm not going to lie, I let Miss Peregrine's portrayal slide because I'm a huge sucker for pretty ladies ;~;. This movie got me to love Eva Green. Though, I think she would've looked equally as stunning if they had gone by the book and your depiction of her uwu.
Eva Green is amazing I think, as well as Asa Butterfield (he was already cool in Merlin :')). But for me, I actually like the movie, but see it as another project than the books... Cause everything is different, the whole plot. Still, I like the movie, its interesting and they pictured things quite well. With a completely different story, though, and I think the ending of the movie isn't as good as the "ending" in the books was like.... :(
Do you know Kingdom of Heaven? She plays very well there *and is pretty handsome, too*, and it's a nice movie to watch, an interesting portrayal, even though a lot, especially about her Character isn't historically correct.
She actually wore a similar costume in the penny dreadful show... which now that I think about it may actually have been a reason for the change(?) Like, maybe they didn't want people confusing the characters or smn.
i will never stop yelling about how they just straight up switched olive and emma in the movie for no apparent reason and like all the characters in the book are so fun and cool they didn't have to go ahead and change them all so drastically. like millard is older and if i remember correctly had a much bigger role in the book?? and instead they made enoch be older in the movie???? what's up with their weird obsession with switching characters
book Millard is one of my favourite characters, who usually is in the main group in each of books and here he told maybe 1-2 sentences and thats all ://
There are graphic novels? I thought Percy Jackson was the only main book series with a Graphic novel (And they did mah boi Will terrible in the PJO graphic novels, so-)., and Artemis Fowl (I don’t even wanna talk about it.) I should check out the Ms. Peregrine’s graphic novels, hopefully they’re good!
I think instead of a gray/black shading, she opted for a dark blue/purple because it gives a closer sensation to dark black, rather than maybe a neutral black (like a browser in night mode).
I think it's because of the black lineart. Dark blue was also used as black back in the time of black and white films to gain contrast between shadow and light. This is still pretty common in the film industry.
u wouldn't be able to see the drawing's detail if it was in all black - and some shades of black (esp old fabrics) tend to fade and have that blue shade sometimes
Swapping Emma and Olive in the movie made me so uncomfortable, it was one of my favourite book series for a long time and having a character who was described as looking like a child basically become a love interest to an almost adult (I can’t remember Jacob’s age but I assume he was 16-17) just rubbed me the wrong way.
@@priffy. Noor is pretty awesome, but quite different to Emma. Just wondering, have you read the books? Bc if not you should totally read them! And if you have, read the newest ones with Noor!
I'm also kind of mad because Olive in the movie was a very sensitive and gentle person. But then Emma in the book (they switched names but its the same person im talking about) had a very upbeat, confident and fiery personality.
The switch of olive and Emma is the single most annoying thing. I’m pretty sure they changed it because they didn’t like the idea of Emma being a strong, female lead so gave her less power and made her less aggressive.
The Book: The Golden Compass The Movie: The Golden Compass (they messed up the characters so bad, the book was so good though) Also Inkheart the book was made into a movie and they destroyed the plot and twisted the characters terribly.
i’ve seen the movie, i feel as if only Horace and Claire remained the same to their characters in the books. i feel Tim Burton didn’t change them because their peculiarities were already quirky enough for him. Claire is adorable but has a monster mouth, very on brand for Tim, and Horace is very well dressed and proper making him “strange” just how Tim Burton usually makes his characters
I haven’t had the chance to read the Coraline book yet, are the characters largely different if so that would be sad since the movie didn’t even use people for the characters
@@lavender_milktea2810 Coraline is one of my favorite books, and I absolutely think you should read it regardless of whether it's like the movie! They add and subtract elements from the book in the movie such as Wybie, but it all contributes to a really melancholy and grim feel to it. It's different, but you should definitely read it!
Actually, I liked the movie waaaaay more I liked the series. I felt like the movie, even if the plot is not strict to the original books, carried more genuine and intense feelings, similar to the ones suggested by the novels. The series looks too much surreal and childish, but I just started it and maybe it's just a bad first impression
I remember reading the book, not being particularly impressed but thinking “Oh well, it’s not great but hey, it’s not the worst thing I’ve ever read I guess, I was somewhat entertained”. Then I watched the movie and fainted... They literally changed the love interest to make the story lamer... what the crap is going down...
I’m surprised that the people who made this movie cared so little about the source material. That goes to show just how much it was an attempt to capitalize on a book that was gaining popularity at the time
Me too, I loved it. I started saying hella because of life is strange and she literally put on the screen what my mind is going through whenever I catch myself saying it
I don’t think you understand how angry I was that they switched the love interests. The fire girl was my favorite character, and I felt Like something was stolen from me.
The ‘fire girl’ switch annoyed me too. Did Emma and Olive dirty, and I literally hate the movie now. It also rubbed off on me, cos whenever I read the books now I find Emma sooooo annoying, I started to hate her. I’m 100% team Noor now.
I’ve read the illustrated version of the book, and I am pretty happy with how the book drew them, but your take on them was also really nice!✨ and for someone that went off wiki and description from the book. I applaud you!✨✨
I love love love that you did this! Miss Peregrine is probably my favorite book series! I hope in the future maybe you can do some of the kids? Because like Hugh, Fiona, and Enoch were also done kinda dirty. The only two I can think of being close to the original book was Millard and Claire
@@swain-Ix1tv oh shit, I forgot that Movie!Horace could also display dreams. Adding that little quirk was interesting, the same goes with adding a minor air manipulation ability to the perpetual levitation
Holy crap, you're an absolute hero. Kinda wish you redid more of the characters honestly but I can understand why you didn't because this video can only be so long lol.
WAIT I JUST REMEMBERED SOMETHING!! There are graphic novel adaptations of the books that are in color!! They leave out some parts of the book, but for the most part I think they’re pretty accurate!! I recommend checking them out!!
This movie scared me and my dad 😅 I loved it though It was just hard seeing these creatures eating eyes, though that’s kind of what makes the movie and book so good! Also I liked the black and white images in the book because it lets the reader color in the picture with there mind. I still absolutely loved your drawings and style! It made the entire experience of looking back so much better 😁
YES!!! The movie was actually pretty good the only problem was that you HAD to read the books to understand the movie so nobody else got what was going on
I would love to see how you'd draw The Outsiders, I know there are some differences between how the book describes them and how the cast looks, like Dallas Winstons hair colour
Mrs Coulter would be interesting, given that the author decided to change her dark hair to blonde after the movie came out So both adaptations manage to get it wrong somehow
There’s an adaptation other than the movie..? I remember reading that series and it was very.. strange and most of it went right past me n I’ve forgotten a lot. A very strange series (not particularly in a bad way)
Omg I need to see this show! I read the books when I was 6 or 7 maybe.. Very early actually then somehow they got lost! I saw the movie and actually find it good but couldn't really compare to the books since my memories lost themselves too) Anyway, is it a good adaptation? Cause obviously imma buy the book again to read it
Could u ever make a part 2 for this book or make one for each book since there’s 3? Cause the movie even cut out a LOT of story and some rlly IMPORTANT characters
I want to see How To Train Your Dragon. While I get that pretty much the only similarity between the books and the movies are a handful of the names, the movie did seem to be trying to keep several of the characters’ appearances somewhat the same.
Not sure which ones you’ve done yet, but some interesting ones would be: Percy Jackson The mortal instruments (shadow hunters). Maze runner Narnia The giver The outsiders
I love this book series, but the movie was really disappointing. Switching Emma and Olive was the biggest thing, but what they did with the ship and adding the whole extra part at the end was just too much.
![how Coraline should ACTUALLY look // [book versus movie: CORALINE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/D0sPJHhjIXI/mqdefault.jpg)
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Sarah Bobara I was there for the stream, we were all shouting at her to put the sand back when she removed it
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I've never been so aghast at a movie adaptation in my life lol.
"Hey let's age up this 3 year old to be like 17 so we can give her an un-needed romance subplot. Also while we're at it we're gonna swap her and the main female leads powers. Just because."
I watched the movie but I didn't read the book and I'm really irritated that that happened.
I have the DVD and in the special features they said something like "It would give more beautiful scene's" or something like that which is a real shame
@@jassbunny4653 and untrue
*Me an uncultured creature that barely reads stuff, standing here and admiring Lavander's work while thinking about how bad of a movie adaptation was The Avatar: the last air blender and still being upset about that because the animation was better*
Swapping the powers I can understand a little bit, considering the roles of the characters within the movie, but I don’t see why they aged her up aside from, as you said, adding a romance subplot.
They didn’t just switch olive and Emma’s perculiarity. They changed olives. She can float in the books. In the movie she completely controls air
She can just levitate and almost flew into the sky exactly 3 seconds after being born. Canon.
They turned my favorite girls into Mary Sues 💔
Yea it made me pissed honestly 😭 I was so confused on why they switched Olive and Emma’s powers. I was also annoyed
And olive is a little girl
You’ll float too
Jacob's actor was faking an American accent, and he pulls the accent off, but in his carefulness / focus in recreating the American accent, he lost all emotion.
Asa Butterfield is a really good actor! But yeah, the accent he pulled off was probably a bit too much on him. This movie was his worst one yet.
@Fake Emotions yes
Fake Emotions mhm!
@@straightchlorine5331 YES in hugo and enders game he was such a great actor fuuuck
He's also in the boy in striped pajamas truly recommended!
The only reason Olive became the love interest was because the weighted heels that stopped her from floating would have been great merchandise to sell at hot topic.
You can’t change my mind.
I remember reading somewhere that Tim Burton said the boots fit his aesthetic more than some "fire powers," so you're spot on XD
In the special features where they were talking about production Burton stated something along the lines of fire powers being over done and not as interesting anymore so he convinces the author to let him swap the powers to make it more unique.
I’m not trying to!
Okay but I would wear them so u are definitely right
@Olive But it wasn't just their powers, Emma lost all her personality and just became a Disney princess. It would have been fine to just switch their powers. Also Olive was like 7 in the book.
Tim Burton, seeing a character that is white and doll-like: *shiiiit thats all you had to say!*
IKR Heck with historically accurate, we want all our female characters to look like porcelain dolls, even if they're not meant to be. (I'm being sarcastic btw)
your profile sums up with your comment
Oh I bet he'll love Bloodborne.
It’s really frustrating whenever a movie director doesn’t respect the book or source/origins. In some cases tweaking may be needed but it’s sad to see a story loved by so many be twisted/tweaked into something more bland. Especially the characters being made more so into that of a typical children’s film...
For real, Emma in the books was a more brave pocahontas type character, then in the movie she become some damsel in distress Cinderella
Actually, Ransom Riggs, the author, was there with Tim Burton. He gave Tim the permission to do these changes.
@@viawood289 it's still frustrating, even if it's permitted.
the fact that they swapped Olive with Emma in the movie really threw me off when i finally read the book. i was like "did Jacob get the name wrong or sumn?" but i think they swapped Olive with Emma so that the main love interest can have this fragile girl concept rather than a strong-willed woman so that the whole focus would be in Jacob instead? idk if that makes sense
It was swept to make it more 'poetic' Tim Burton showing his romantic side. Even the author said he wished he had done that way to start with.
Yeah it makes meh mad >:(
The creators of the movie said that it whould be more ironic if a kind hearted soul has such a deadly power which i thought was okay but WHEN THEY CHANGED EMMA'S PERSONALITY THAT I COULD NOT FORGIVE
@@dogethebootifuldog3121 Meh, Book is the book, movie the the movie and the tv show will be the tv show.. if they ever make one. All will be different.
I read the book first and I've always been confused about that! I always just assumed that I mixed the two up when I was reading the book but I kinda hate it ngl
Millard was probably the most accurate because he’s literally invisible
Claire also looks the most accurate
yep
he really nedded to be taller
He was way younger in the movie for no apparent reason.
Yeah he was definitely the most, but he was also just like way younger for no reason at all.
I knew Tim Burton had a preference for Love interests being soft, blonde and wearing blue dresses, but him going this far to get this concept through is actually worrying
but then the author said he wished he had written it that way to start with... so if he things it's better than his own idea then it's ok with me.
a preference?
almost every tim burton movie has a blonde love interest so.....i dont know if its a preference or fetish at this point lol
@@MephProduction No he didn’t XD, Ransom Riggs is very happy with the original Emma, and he also agrees that the film did her and Olive dirty. You can see in an interview he is talking about the peculiarities being swapped and his face just looks so annoyed lmao. He, just like Rick Riordan, has had his amazing story ruined by an adaptation that he only agreed to to get his story on the big screen.
I mean. _We can count ourselves lucky that Helena Bonham Carter, especially in Sweeney Todd, would have looked like a ghost with light blonde hair._
oh right the wife character was a blonde.
@@hibikiotonokojishslvocalis7550 And his daughter too! I believe he didn't turn Ms. Lovett into a blonde because she was supposed to be a "bad person", meanwhile the wife and daughter are supposed to be "innocent". Most characters in his movies portrayed with these features have the image of innocence.
Ms.Peregrine: Emma, What have you got?
Emma: A Kinfe!
Ms.Peregrine: NO!!
may i have that knife
*K i n f e*
k i n f e
K i n f e
kinfe
Is noone gonna talk how in movie the monsters ate childrens eyes, but in book they ate whole children (wich is a lot scarrier with all the detail...)? And they changed Fiona so much!
True, though in the one of the latest books a hollowgast DOES eat H’s eyes... but why does nobody talk about this 😂
@@tpwds7900 I wonder when is 5th book comming out, I can't wait to see what happens next
@@katarinateofanov it’s out already I think! I’m halfway through! That is if you’re referring to the Conference of the Birds (the latest one that just came out!)
@@katarinateofanov It came out around January and is really good so far!
@@tpwds7900 Oh really! I'll try to find it in local library, but i dkn't thing they have books in english, and it probably isn't translated yet...
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You know what. I hate sand it's coarse and rough and gets everywhere.
Which is funny cause the color she chose is too dark lol
@@marvinverbeck1530 it's treason then
@@marvinverbeck1530 I'm wheezing
Marvin Verbeck I would like your comment but it has 66 likes 😳
Are we just going to ignore the fact that Lavender literally pulled up a picture of sand for Emma's hair? ok then
Yea. :I
I know right. I was literally looking for a comment who said this
Hey gotta use a reference somehow 😂
You: "Olive has fire powers and is a very aggressive love interest."
Me, who has only seen the movie: *blinks in lost potential*
Emma*
zainab abdul jalil I really recommend the books, I enjoyed them a lot more than the movie! :)
I remember the reason I wanted to read the books was bc I saw the trailer and I was like “oh shit a Tim Burton movie about the Victorian ish era and the kids have super powers and Asa Butterfield is the lead? Sign me up” so I read the first book and omg I’m so glad I did bc it’s just sooo incredibly different than the movie. When I read the book and realized that they had switched Emma and Olive for no god damn reason in the movie, I didn’t even want to watch it anymore and I’m so glad I didn’t lol bc it would’ve ruined the story for me
@@discount_dora Burton changed Emma and Olive because it was more poetic, and thankfully the author thought it was a better concept and loved it. You say there was no reason to do it but as you've not seen the movie you're not in a position to say it was done for no reason, if you watch the movie it's very obvious why it as done, so it had a purpose. Good film, i'm glad it's nothing like the book! i would however like a proper tv adaptation of the books instead.
I've never read it either... I want to though...
The Emma Olive switch pissed me off so much lmao, in the movie they basically took Olive, aged her up and replaced her with Emma, they're both my favorite characters in the book, and it was just so unnecessary
EXACTLY olive was like 6 or 5 and aged her up into 16! and now emma is just a side character that doesn't add anything big into the story anymore :(
Innit I loved Emma so much in the book and I was very disappointed when they made the switch because I was looking forward to her in the movie
Are we not going to talk about the absolute atrocity they did to my girl Fiona??? Like I don’t dislike the movie but where is my wild haired, plant controlling, chicken holding queen??? Who is this girl scout looking thing with pigtails? They did her so dirty, the worst imo
yeah i hated that too...but like the twins are literally nightmare creatures that were killed in the earlier hollowgast raids and like...why are they main characters!?!?! I personally think Bronwyn was done the most dirty bc she was supposed to be "more of a mother to the young ones than even Miss Peregrine" and in the movie shes literally a little girl. and olive and enoch??? like they're cute in the movie but they're both supposed to be like 10 and 11, and nOT A COUPLe. I have a lot of thoughts im so sorry
LMAO YES. i remember watching the movie and loving it, then going to comment section of the trailer for the movie and literally finding hate everywhere. i was like *whAT??? BUT ITS GOOD* so i read the books and *gODDAMN IT BURTON WHY THE FUCK WOULD YOU DO THAT*
I was watching the movie expecting my beautiful fugh and Jesus were Fiona and Hugh done dirty like they hardly tAlK in the movie!BUT THEY BE SNOGGING EACH OTHERS FACES OFF ALSO WHERE ARE THE BOOTIFUL GOGGLESSS
@@claradyson3625 Enoch is supposed to be 12-13 and Olive is 4 😳
Hi, I’m a Girl Scout. That was rude
Book Emma: O.D.D, agressive, scary.
Movie Emma: Caring, kind, "I'm not like other girls."
Facts- they did my girl dirty
She threatened murder in the books to save her friends, they literally only kept the name
Enoch was like seventeen in the movie, though he's twelve-ish in the book.
In the movie he is all handsome but when I read the book I was like "omg he is a little kid"
*sorry my bad english
In the movie he’s hot and brooding teen heart throb but in the book he’s chubby, greasy, and rude. And I wouldn’t have book Enoch any other way
Bronwyn's age got messed up too, she's supposed to be like 15-17, and then in the movie she was a little girl.
@@CGFillertext i cri
*Percy Jackson Flashbacks*
As much as I don’t like authors not describing their characters, I see a purpose in it. I feel like leaving the characters up to the readers imagination makes it feel like their story, like their living through it. They get to choose their characters, and this can make the experience more personalised.
Edit: it took me a second reading and seeing cannon images to realise that Carlton was a read head and Jessica was a blonde (from The Silver Eyes) . It can be hard at first, but I grew to live the characters even more over this.
then again it feels really weird if u have to rethink everything you thought of because in the sixth book there's a small description that ruins evertything
This is how i usually do it when reading books so when a movie cones out, it's terrible trying to sit through it XD
Unless you have aphantasia, then you’re just left with nothing
try reading homestuck and having to come up with headcanons for everything
I read it when I was 12 I went half way through the book thinking the main character was a girl and had a girl love interest. I was so let down when I realized.
Ngl I was hoping she would have done Enoch because like... he literally looks like a whole different age in the movie than he appears in the book
And Hugh, Fiona, THE FUCKING HOLLOWS
It felt like they swapped millard and enoch in ages and it just sucked
Viii !!!!
To be fair, Fiona was decently similar (ofc she does talk tho.) Hugh was more or less the same, though they did literally add in 2 extra characters (the gorgon twins) that were photos in the book.
Edit: I meant Horace!!! Not Hugh!
Weren't Fiona and Hugh way older? I remember them saying and stuff in the books and I always pictured them maybe even older than Jacob
They made him 17 not the obnoxious 13 yearold he is in the book.
I feel like the movie was just a fanfic of the books, with different characters just in the same universe, kind of like they imagined the school 20 odd years into the future if the bomb didn't hit the school.
Someone who ships jake with olive instead of Emma and was like yeah no this is all gonna change
Basically My Immortal: The Movie.
WHY WERE NONE OF THE KIDS ACTUALLY KIDS
ITS LITERALLY IN THE TITLE NOT EVERY CHARACTER HAS TO BE HOT
Yes exactly!
Hyena Hearts, exactly
Um... there were quite a few kids in this movie. Unless the main characters are supposed to be, like, pre-pubescent, then there's no problem with adding a couple years. Additionally, it's a Hollywood tradition that actors in their late teens, early 20s play younger kids because of contract hours. Minors can only work for a limited timespan. Adults don't have those kinds of restrictions.
You thought those guys were hot though?
DigiDestined13 Edgar was 10 in the original and Olive was 9...they just aged them up so they could shove another couple in the mix
is nobody going to talk about the fact that Olive’s “sandy” hair is literally a stock image of sand with shading overtop?
Shiinie I mean it looks cool
You just gotta be *accurate*, you know?
Isn’t that Emma lol
That’s Emma... Olive has light brown hair...
i have came to the future to say :
isn’t that emma
The mortal instruments would be an interesting one with a wide range of characters at no good movie adaptations in my opinion,
Loved this video I requested for miss peregrines before and you did such a good job!! 💕💕
I agree! I loved the Mortal Instruments series, but the movie and tv series fell short big time 😬
If Haley did do TMI, I think it would be much more interesting to use the Shadowhunters series; that one actually did a pretty decent job at adapting the characters
yessssssss
@@psalmsart the series is actually good, it just feels more inspired by the books than copied
OMG HELL TO THE YEAH!! Agree like 100%
"I tried to make him a little bit handsome-"
Me: I've fallen in love with your drawing, Lav. My heart did a big swoopy. He a lotta bit handsome-.
@@xamwithanx53 HAHAHA SAME
omg yes
Yes. Yes he is.
No one:
Lavender: *literally copies the color of sand*
Edit: oh god thanks for the heart, I absolutely love you and your art, you helped me at drawing so much even if you don't know this ❤️
aw frick does the edit erase the heart?...
Let's be honest it still looks good lmao
Still love it maybe she just ha the same idea
Accuarate even in the littlest of the details! Be grateful that they didn't say drippy eyess or something like this. 😅
Actuly... This gives me a ideea for a character!
All artists honestly
"Jacob was a skinny person."
Eye color?
*Skinny.*
Skin color...?
*Skinny.*
WEIGHT?
*Skinny.*
me: [ has never read the book ]
me: [ has never watched the movie ]
also me: yeah, that's right
Samee
Same
Whattacatch Dannie Same
Lmao
sameee
“hella pale”
*inserts photo of chloe price*
i died
Kate MJS omg ikr 😂 i luv Life is strange
Sarah- Jill life is strange is forever superior lmao 😂
Shaka brah
I have "hella strange" written on my arm rn lol
I love life is strange :3
“ I also tried to make him a little bit handsome “
Ma’am he a lot of handsome.
Your damn right
*Screenshots*
Lav, you MUST do Ready PLayer One by the book. The movie and book are SO different, and you get lots of character description in the book. If you haven't read Ready Player One yet, I HIGHLY recommend reading it. Even if its not for a video.
yes. Just, yes.
y e s
OH MY GOODNESS YES PLEASE I read the book and loved it, but I couldn’t even make it through to the end of the movie. It even got the main plot wrong. Shame...
OMG YES! I HATED the changes that the movie made. Totally took away the charm of the book.
I really liked the movie but the book was so much better. It does take a bit to get used to the movie but it was very well made even if the changes were very drastic.
as a book reader first, i really love miss peregrine’s movie design and personality, it is obviously so different from the book but it added this charm to the house.
don’t attack me please i love the book peregrine just as much, but i really like the movie’s adaptation of her as well
I can agree with you. I really think that her movie design fit's better with the way the hous and all looked in the movie. I might even go a little farther and say that i loved both, movie and book. (I'm sorry) :3
100% i agree i love the book but i love the film as well, i think the actress portraying Miss Peregrine brings her to life and i kind of have to say i prefer her film adaptation to the book in many ways
HEY! I JUST WANT TO TELL YOU BOTH that your opinions are perfectly valid and there's no reason to feel ashamed or guilty for sharing your point of view with others :)
Carla Carlilla Walfas pfp? Are you a Touhou fan?
I agree,personally I thought the movie was good. I think Tim Burtons only bad movie is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory or whatever it's called
This used to be my favorite movie/book a couple of years ago and I’m sooooo glad you made a By the Book episode for it. And yeah,I think it’s weird Emma and Olive were switched
I love Eva so much. But this movie was such a "honey...no" moment.
Samuel L Jackson was also great and he really hams up his performance as the villain. But yea, the movie adaptation was mid, but had some great moments: Eva Green (she is absolutely charming), Samuel L Jackson (for reasons aforementioned) and having the perpetual levitation quirk include a small wind/air manipulation ability
Tbh I loved all the actors and actresses in the film. I actually loved the film so much before I found out the movie was an adaptation.
LavenderTowne: Emma has SHOCKINGLY HUGE eyes!
Alita: *Let me introduce myself*
idky i heard the line "let me introduce myself" the same way the line is said in the vocaloid song monsters
FINALLY FOUND SOMEONE WHO DOES IT TOO
CAN WE GET MARRIED OR SOMETHING
and who the hell was alita again-
I hate Alita just for that. Big big eyes spook me
Why hello there person with the same pfp as me
A few idea for this series
1. The fault in our stars
2. More Harry potter characters
3. Be more chill
4. Coraline
WaiT bE mOrE ChIll WaS a BOoK
Also I think the adaptation of Wizard of earthsea has characters different from the book
THERE ISNT A BMC MOVIE YET BUT ITS COMING SOON
Oh yeah bmc the musical vs bmc the book have MAJOR differences
Ex: Michael
@@chalkydusty WAIT WHAT
*Me who hasn’t read the book in like 3 years:* Ah yes the memories of which my goldfish brain barely remembers
Goldfish actually remeber very well. Mabye your brain is a Muscle's? (The water animal)
Naomi Pleasant ah yes!! I guess I forgot goldfish have some pretty good thinkers, very on brand of me. Maybe I have a jellyfish memory since they don’t got any brains in the first place :0!
Absolutely same
Did you know that there's a fourth part??
I feel like he didn't even actually read the book and just read the plot section on the wiki. Could explain why he made the absolutely TERRIBLE decision to switch Emma and Olive.
Also something I find super weird is that Jacob dates his grandfather's ex. Out of context that is weird as fuck. Even *in* context it's weird as fuck.
grandpa got cucked
I always thought that was weird too-
Actually it’s clearly because a white man couldn’t stand a female being strong and powerful and have a personality and could have an attitude and not depending on a boy saving her...
And yah it’s because she was projecting her feelings on him and they broke up when they realised... and he basically immediately got with the newbie girl (who is one of my faves so no shade there) as if he NEEDS a romantic interest all the time... wtf...
i was so glad during the reading of a map of days
“-willy winks chaotic energy-“
I NOW HAVE A NEW AESTHETIC I WISH TO BE MAD MOTHER I ASPIRE TO BE WILLY WONKA-
you go be him!
As a Bnha fan ... Kami already kinda does? Soooo yeah.
If your talking about Kaminari, then not really. Sure he’s very energetic, and very goofy and good-natured, but he doesn’t give of the same chaotic yet well-mannered vibe that Willy Wonka does. Honestly, the character that gives off that energy that most would probably be Gentle Criminal. His name literally describes a gentle (like a gentleman) person who is a criminal, and a criminal is usually a person who does bad things, and usually in a chaotic way. Denki is just like the idiot everyone wants as a friend. Sure he doesn’t think his way through things, but he’s a great friend/ally to have on your side.
Willy Wonka approves cannibalism
I loved the book and the movie pissed me off so much. I ranted to my parents the entire movie until they told me to shut up.
Sounds like me with Shadowhunters. They messed up the series soo bad..
I didn't read the book but I liked the movie
I'm pretty sure my parents wanted to strangle me after the movie was over because I pointed out every flaw that the movie had when compared to the book.
I pointed out the Emma that the movie placed as a side character and said, "That's the love interest, she's amazing!" only for the movie to place Olive as the main character. I also started screaming when the ending hit, because they pretty much smashed the books together in certain aspects and added completely new things.
Just like the adaptations of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.
Yeah, I went to watch it with my dad and brother after reading the books and I got so pissed at the name changes and I was complaining the whole time
Dude same
Personally, I like the movie itself as a whole, and if there wasn't a book it would be more enjoyable. But since the film deviated so much from the books, it's just immeasurable.
At this point, it's kind of an insult to say it's an adaptation of MPHFPC. They're practically two seperate things
@@onlyoddity So I always write the whole title out so when I saw MPHFPC as that I read it as MPHHHFFFCP and it took me a second to realize that wasn't an angry grunt
@@nzamudio9921 wait it was an angry grunt? I thought it was text tall, I literally wasted 3 mins tryna figure out what it stands for lmao
Tombie Wolf no it stands for miss peregrines home for peculiar children. I was saying like it took me a while to figure out it wasn’t an angry grunt
@@nzamudio9921 ohhhhh, *I feel dumb now*
It makes me so mad because the author LITERALLY PUTS PICTURES OF THE CHARACTERS and they still got everything sooooo wrong
When people see my art/drawings, they almost always say that it looks like or reminds them of lavendertowne.
I am so freaking honored by that, you have no idea, especially since your art is a HUGE inspiration for the way I draw!
I guess we know why
Oh I once knew a girl who's style looked VERY similar to Lavender Towne's because she watches so much
I’d love to see a part two of this bc nearly every character is wrong.
ScreamingAllTheTime huh wdym “wrong”?
Yup, I agree
@@rainchuu9704 Basically the entire movie failed at representing the characters from the books. Just look at a comparison of the hollowgasts.
Yes, please!!
It just not failed in representing the characters, it failed completely in telling the story
"The mini skirt didn't get invented until the 80's or something...", sigh...Im getting old. The miniskirt showed up in the Mid to late 60's, thankfully😜
Ollie Foxx just looking through the comments trying to find one that pointed this out before I comment it myself
Ya, lol...
Ransom Riggs personally collects vintage photos for his books, altering them if needed so there's no possible way the characters in the movie could be played by the same people.
Okay but they could have at least got people who were a similar age. They changed millard from 17 to 8,
@@amaraotiim3979 I agree with you on that! Though I do prefer movie Enoch over book Enoch
@@evil-mf5bi I guess he is just more aesthetically pleasing
@@amaraotiim3979 Yes that, and I think the couple years added to his age in the movie make his humor and personality make more sense to me, it's hard to picture a 13 year old saying the stuff he does even if he's actually over 100
@@evil-mf5bi Well yeah, but we know that the characters are aware of their age, because of that scene in the book where they were telling Jacob their real ages, although they don't act like old people. I think Enoch is one of the few characters that actually seems more mature than his physical body, and even Jacob thinks it's a bit unusual the way Enoch speaks and acts. There is this scene in the book, where "Dr Golan" found Jacob, Bronwyn, Emma, and Enoch with Martin's corpse in that fish place, and Enoch was saying an excuse. And Jacob said something along the lines of Enoch sounding like an actual 12 year old boy for once. Also, apologies for the long reply.
It would be really cool if you did Howls Moving Castle. Not many know that it’s a book too
ThePottingArtist yes!!!! The book and movie are so different!!!
I'm in the process of reading that book but it's so different from the movie so far.
@@xpennyx It was an anime, so I'm not surprised. Animes are well known for making the characters look unique.
@@xpennyx absolutely agree! I always liked the movie but i absolutely fell in love with the book!
I really hope she would make this, Howl's moving Castle is one of my favorite ghibli movies
I remember reading Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children in class in eighth grade and then we watched the movie. We were all pretty confused with the switch and all the other changes... but I'm not going to lie, I let Miss Peregrine's portrayal slide because I'm a huge sucker for pretty ladies ;~;. This movie got me to love Eva Green. Though, I think she would've looked equally as stunning if they had gone by the book and your depiction of her uwu.
Eva Green is amazing I think, as well as Asa Butterfield (he was already cool in Merlin :')). But for me, I actually like the movie, but see it as another project than the books... Cause everything is different, the whole plot. Still, I like the movie, its interesting and they pictured things quite well. With a completely different story, though, and I think the ending of the movie isn't as good as the "ending" in the books was like.... :(
Do you know Kingdom of Heaven? She plays very well there *and is pretty handsome, too*, and it's a nice movie to watch, an interesting portrayal, even though a lot, especially about her Character isn't historically correct.
@@ProjectAsher1 Fair point
Man I wish I could study the miss peregrine novel series.
She actually wore a similar costume in the penny dreadful show... which now that I think about it may actually have been a reason for the change(?) Like, maybe they didn't want people confusing the characters or smn.
Do by the book “Narnia: the lion, the witch and the wardrobe”
YASSSS
Yes! The book clearly said that Lucy was blonde, but in the film, she has dark hair and this annoys me.
Yeeyee
YESSSSSS
Hoodie Ninja Lucy was blonde??
Ah heck, what is it with movie companies turning blondes into brunettes?
i will never stop yelling about how they just straight up switched olive and emma in the movie for no apparent reason
and like all the characters in the book are so fun and cool they didn't have to go ahead and change them all so drastically. like millard is older and if i remember correctly had a much bigger role in the book?? and instead they made enoch be older in the movie???? what's up with their weird obsession with switching characters
book Millard is one of my favourite characters, who usually is in the main group in each of books and here he told maybe 1-2 sentences and thats all ://
There's a graphic novel of this book and I'm reading it now. The only thing is, that miss peregrine is very old, but so far yours is accurate
BAYBE LEECH The graphic novels are my favorite! I remember reading those in school!
There are graphic novels? I thought Percy Jackson was the only main book series with a Graphic novel (And they did mah boi Will terrible in the PJO graphic novels, so-)., and Artemis Fowl (I don’t even wanna talk about it.) I should check out the Ms. Peregrine’s graphic novels, hopefully they’re good!
@Moodie thx lol I’m stupid
@@eebertdeebert you won’t be disappointed 😉
THERES A WHAT?!
Is no one gonna talk about the fact that Bronwyn was like 10 years older in the book?
Seriously. Tim Burton messed up big time.
Everyone getting aged up in that movie.
Gremlin except for mis peregrine who looks much younger cause we can’t have old women in movies, god forbid
Well, sometimes we can’t always get what you want, and sometimes finding the right cast in acting skill is better than looks.
Yes! That was a majorrr turnnn offff. Actually, the whole movie was if you've read the book.
"she wears all black"
*makes her wear all blue*
I think instead of a gray/black shading, she opted for a dark blue/purple because it gives a closer sensation to dark black, rather than maybe a neutral black (like a browser in night mode).
um. it's a really dark shade of blue which is much better than black, what's the problem?
@@yuumifloof7156 there is no problem, I just found it funny.
I think it's because of the black lineart.
Dark blue was also used as black back in the time of black and white films to gain contrast between shadow and light. This is still pretty common in the film industry.
u wouldn't be able to see the drawing's detail if it was in all black - and some shades of black (esp old fabrics) tend to fade and have that blue shade sometimes
the outfits are literally the three main flavours of wlw fashion and i'm loving it
YESSS 👏👏👏
YESSS 👏👏👏
Swapping Emma and Olive in the movie made me so uncomfortable, it was one of my favourite book series for a long time and having a character who was described as looking like a child basically become a love interest to an almost adult (I can’t remember Jacob’s age but I assume he was 16-17) just rubbed me the wrong way.
Nobody:
Lavandertowne: *uses an image of sand when hair is described to be sandy*
"Emma is the love interest in this story to Jacob."
Me: Yeah, until, like, the latest book---
Yup, now Noor’s on the scene! 😂
I really like Noor alot and think the break up was done In a super healthy and real way.
WHAT NO WHAT I DIDNT KNOW THIS?? NOOOO I SHIPPED THEM SO MUCHH AAAAAAAAAAA
@@priffy. Noor is really cool though. You'll probably like her.
@@priffy. Noor is pretty awesome, but quite different to Emma. Just wondering, have you read the books? Bc if not you should totally read them! And if you have, read the newest ones with Noor!
I'm also kind of mad because Olive in the movie was a very sensitive and gentle person. But then Emma in the book (they switched names but its the same person im talking about) had a very upbeat, confident and fiery personality.
The switch of olive and Emma is the single most annoying thing. I’m pretty sure they changed it because they didn’t like the idea of Emma being a strong, female lead so gave her less power and made her less aggressive.
The Book: The Golden Compass
The Movie: The Golden Compass
(they messed up the characters so bad, the book was so good though)
Also Inkheart the book was made into a movie and they destroyed the plot and twisted the characters terribly.
Have you watched season one of the HBO series His Dark Materials yet? Much, much better adaption of The Golden Compass than the movie.
Woleres Agree! Characters are so wrong!
I was about to recommend Inkheart! It's my favorite book and the movie was a huge disappointment.
Oh, Inkheart. It's a sin what they did with that film. I adored the books.
In addition. The 'I Am Number Four' movie absolutely butchered the Book series.
All of these sand jokes are getting kinda *dry*
I’m sorry that was bad
It was great yassss😆
I couldn't see the sandy hair, the video quality was too... grainy.
I’m being beaten at my own game
I can hardly *sand* it
Sands when are jokes bad?
@Isabella Van Ginkel You guys are just ashore ing me how bad and good puns are
i’ve seen the movie, i feel as if only Horace and Claire remained the same to their characters in the books. i feel Tim Burton didn’t change them because their peculiarities were already quirky enough for him. Claire is adorable but has a monster mouth, very on brand for Tim, and Horace is very well dressed and proper making him “strange” just how Tim Burton usually makes his characters
Idea for future episode: Coraline or The Fault in our stars.
I haven’t had the chance to read the Coraline book yet, are the characters largely different if so that would be sad since the movie didn’t even use people for the characters
@@lavender_milktea2810 Coraline is one of my favorite books, and I absolutely think you should read it regardless of whether it's like the movie! They add and subtract elements from the book in the movie such as Wybie, but it all contributes to a really melancholy and grim feel to it. It's different, but you should definitely read it!
@@ananonymoushuman8258 ok thanks for the input :)
@@lavender_milktea2810 no problem, really enjoy recommending books!
I love the book, and I think the movie is phenomenal. Phenomenally different, yeah, but I still adore it.
I lost it when LavenderTowne legit put sand on her hair-
The Book: A Series of Unfortunate Events
The Series: A Series of Unfortunate Events
I thought that the series did a good job.
Atlas191 Yeah I’ve read the books many times and the series does a rather good job. It’s the movie that failed at adapting the books
Actually, I liked the movie waaaaay more I liked the series. I felt like the movie, even if the plot is not strict to the original books, carried more genuine and intense feelings, similar to the ones suggested by the novels. The series looks too much surreal and childish, but I just started it and maybe it's just a bad first impression
I was just about to ask that lol
yess! i read all 13 books and i really liked it, the ending was underwhelming though :(((
"The miniskirt didn't get invented until the 80s or something"
The whole 60s fashion: khem-khem
I remember reading the book, not being particularly impressed but thinking “Oh well, it’s not great but hey, it’s not the worst thing I’ve ever read I guess, I was somewhat entertained”.
Then I watched the movie and fainted... They literally changed the love interest to make the story lamer... what the crap is going down...
I’m surprised that the people who made this movie cared so little about the source material. That goes to show just how much it was an attempt to capitalize on a book that was gaining popularity at the time
“hella”
*puts up picture of chloe from life is strange*
ngl that made me really happy lol
samee lol
Yes
Same!
Me too, I loved it. I started saying hella because of life is strange and she literally put on the screen what my mind is going through whenever I catch myself saying it
I don’t think you understand how angry I was that they switched the love interests. The fire girl was my favorite character, and I felt Like something was stolen from me.
The ‘fire girl’ switch annoyed me too. Did Emma and Olive dirty, and I literally hate the movie now. It also rubbed off on me, cos whenever I read the books now I find Emma sooooo annoying, I started to hate her. I’m 100% team Noor now.
@@tpwds7900 I mean, I still like Emma, but I also like Noor.
I’ve read the illustrated version of the book, and I am pretty happy with how the book drew them, but your take on them was also really nice!✨ and for someone that went off wiki and description from the book. I applaud you!✨✨
I love love love that you did this! Miss Peregrine is probably my favorite book series!
I hope in the future maybe you can do some of the kids? Because like Hugh, Fiona, and Enoch were also done kinda dirty.
The only two I can think of being close to the original book was Millard and Claire
Claire was the only one that was practically perfect. Millard was too young, and I agree, everyone else was done dirty.
horace was pretty accurate besides the whole dream projection thing
Millard's overall appearance was spot on. You couldn't see any flaws, or anything!
@@swain-Ix1tv oh shit, I forgot that Movie!Horace could also display dreams. Adding that little quirk was interesting, the same goes with adding a minor air manipulation ability to the perpetual levitation
I’ve only ever watched the movie but I can imagine how angry people that read the book must have been when the movie came out....
I read the books *after* the movie and even I'm angry
I have to say the same
Oh extremely. The movie theater was empty so the whole time I loudly complained to my friend about how bad it was.
I actually liked the movie better.
Oh I was PISSED. I loooved the book
I’m disappointed at how they changed the ages of Bronwyn, Olive, Enoch, and Hugh
I know right. Enoch is twelve, bronwyns like 16, Hugh and Fiona are in their late teens lol
Isn't Bronwyn Victors twin sister, I could be wrong.
Sean Woodcock yeah she is
Enoch did not change just his
Personality, hair color, body type and face shape
thank you I couldn't remember
"like a clown without makeup"
hA ME
nobody:
me who watched the promised neverland and hasnt read a word of peregrine: MAMA?!?
edit: read the manga duds :P
Haha
Edit: oh wow there are already like 40 likes on your comment. HEY! I was here at 5 likes, just incase this gets popular lol
it took me a second to realize u were talking abt the anime and not the Micheal Jackson documentary
Actually, YOU ARE RIGHT, gosh and I was just reading the manga!
Best Frog The fact that there is a girl named Emma in this book lol
Best Frog I thought of her too!
Lavender towne: I can make things better
Also lavertowne: *HIRE ME*
I always loved the movie and I never knew how different the characters were in the book :D Your drawings of them are so lovely!
blake blurr me too
Same
The movie didn't just mess up the characters, it messed up everything.
Holy crap, you're an absolute hero. Kinda wish you redid more of the characters honestly but I can understand why you didn't because this video can only be so long lol.
Idk why but in the first pic it looked like "The promised Neverland" "mama"
Eyy where's my tpn fans
RIGHT HERE!!!!!!!
Hai haiii right here! 🙋
Here. I’m not very far into the series, but I love it already.
Isabella
Bro when those demons popped out i shat my pants. It wasn’t a good look
WAIT I JUST REMEMBERED SOMETHING!! There are graphic novel adaptations of the books that are in color!! They leave out some parts of the book, but for the most part I think they’re pretty accurate!! I recommend checking them out!!
This movie scared me and my dad 😅
I loved it though
It was just hard seeing these creatures eating eyes, though that’s kind of what makes the movie and book so good!
Also I liked the black and white images in the book because it lets the reader color in the picture with there mind.
I still absolutely loved your drawings and style! It made the entire experience of looking back so much better 😁
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omg same, I specifically got scared when that one kid suddenly woke up from the bed lmao
Sameee, I wasn't prepared to see the eyeballs and some other scenes, but I did find the movie very charming
EchoPlays oml Imma die 😂
No one:
Lavender at 5:45 : I cant draw the hands.. lemme just cover them. 🙈
By the book: The Mortal Instruments. I think that could be really entertaining to watch
YES!!! The movie was actually pretty good the only problem was that you HAD to read the books to understand the movie so nobody else got what was going on
Yesss please. I'll laugh at valentim
@Emma Duarte and in the movie, black hair and braids 🤣
Half of my soul was consumed by a hollowgast when I watched the movie.
My whole soul was. Literally could’ve cried at the ending when I saw how much they changed anything. I was like, you did this... for what?
Hollowgast don't take half of your soul. They take your 2nd soul. If you have one. 🤭
They took both my souls and I cried to death
i hated that movie
they didnt even get that right
I would love to see how you'd draw The Outsiders, I know there are some differences between how the book describes them and how the cast looks, like Dallas Winstons hair colour
Omigosh yeeeesss!!!
Soda looked like he was Dallas' illegitimate twin in the movie
I agree with that I love the book and the movies wasn't all that good about some of the characters description
Yes
i remember having a pirate copy of the book, i never saw the images, they were just black rectangles 😭
His Dark Materials, maybe?
Not enough people talk about Lyra's hair color in the series adaptation-
HBO and bbc tv show I hope you mean
Mrs Coulter would be interesting, given that the author decided to change her dark hair to blonde after the movie came out
So both adaptations manage to get it wrong somehow
There’s an adaptation other than the movie..? I remember reading that series and it was very.. strange and most of it went right past me n I’ve forgotten a lot. A very strange series (not particularly in a bad way)
Hopefully she does this! But only the bbc show, not the film that we will never speak of 😁😂
Omg I need to see this show! I read the books when I was 6 or 7 maybe.. Very early actually then somehow they got lost! I saw the movie and actually find it good but couldn't really compare to the books since my memories lost themselves too)
Anyway, is it a good adaptation? Cause obviously imma buy the book again to read it
Could u ever make a part 2 for this book or make one for each book since there’s 3? Cause the movie even cut out a LOT of story and some rlly IMPORTANT characters
I would really like to see Coraline or Narnia: The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe
「Mike」 yes, Coraline is SO different from the book, which is underrated. It made me angry watching the film.
I want to see How To Train Your Dragon. While I get that pretty much the only similarity between the books and the movies are a handful of the names, the movie did seem to be trying to keep several of the characters’ appearances somewhat the same.
@ApenasumaARMY BR Coraline is not a tim burton's movie, it's henry selick's.
@ApenasumaARMY BR tim burton isn't involved in coraline's making at all
There’s actually an official graphic novel made by the author and its shown in there how they cannonly look!
When you said that the miniskirt was invented in the 80’s
*that hurt my soul*
(It was popularized by supermodels like Twiggy in the 60’s)
Oh my god, I thought I was the only one who knew that-
Not sure which ones you’ve done yet, but some interesting ones would be:
Percy Jackson
The mortal instruments (shadow hunters).
Maze runner
Narnia
The giver
The outsiders
She’s already done Percy Jackson
the outsiders has a movie!?
Shadow hunters woooohooooo
I'd love to see a narnia one
maze runner maze runner maze runner maze runner
I love this book series, but the movie was really disappointing.
Switching Emma and Olive was the biggest thing, but what they did with the ship and adding the whole extra part at the end was just too much.
I remember being very upset and confused when he switched the characters.
The book “Eragon” would be cool
Yesss
YES. THEY RUINED MY GIRL ARYA.
NOOOO I TOTALLY FORGOT I READ THAT. you brought back feelings.
NOOOO I TOTALLY FORGOT I READ THAT. you brought back feelings.
Yeah pls! It was the worst movie adaption I had ever seen!
miniskirts were invented in the 60s, not the 80s.
I actually thought the same thing when she said that
They were invented earlier, but became famous in the 60s :)
@@LadyBlackVamp Yeah. The article of clothing has kind of always been around, but the name mini and it's everyday popularity was a 60s thing.
Im glad someone else is as mad as I was when I first saw the movie lol
Hunter many people are angry 😂
C e r m e t
The movie was just really sad to watch after reading the books
I know it doesn’t have a movie, but the characters in the Be More Chill book, compared to the characters in the musical
Yes please
I love that musical never read the book tho