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| − | Bleeding Cool recently reported that CBS is working on getting an U.S. version of BBC's "Sherlock" green-lit, which they will aptly call "[ https://epguides.com/Elementary/ Elementary]." I'm calling shenanigans. Yeah, that's right. If you haven't seen "Sherlock" you are missing out. Benedict Cumberbatch as the modern-day Sherlock is full of snark and charm. And no American actor could do the character more justice. | + | Bleeding Cool recently reported that CBS is working on getting an U.S. version of BBC's "Sherlock" green-lit, which they will aptly call "[https://epguides.com/Elementary/ Elementary]." I'm calling shenanigans. Yeah, that's right. If you haven't seen "Sherlock" you are missing out. Benedict Cumberbatch as the modern-day Sherlock is full of snark and charm. And no American actor could do the character more justice. |
However, not all American adaptations are horrible. David Fincher's "Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" is a prime example of how to produce a foreign film for American audiences. It still featured the Swedish culture and maintained most of the main character's nationalities - it just presented it in a way that was more crisp and dynamic. I would argue that I actually prefer it to the Swedish version of the film, mostly thanks to Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross' glorious musical score and Rooney Mara's performance (and tattooing abilities). | However, not all American adaptations are horrible. David Fincher's "Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" is a prime example of how to produce a foreign film for American audiences. It still featured the Swedish culture and maintained most of the main character's nationalities - it just presented it in a way that was more crisp and dynamic. I would argue that I actually prefer it to the Swedish version of the film, mostly thanks to Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross' glorious musical score and Rooney Mara's performance (and tattooing abilities). | ||
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