The Three-Body Problem was one of my favorite reads of the past decade. I was cautiously excited when an adaptation was announced, if for no other reason than to bring more people to the book. The concepts that Cixin Liu explores are far-reaching and stimulating. I tried both the Chinese adaptation (more like a serialized telenovela drama) and the Netflix version. Overall I have to say I think I prefer the Netflix version, even with the changes they made. What I've really noticed though, is that Benedict Wong in the Netflix version is CONSTANTLY reminding me of Sonny from A Righteous Thirst! I'll be curious to see what you think. Cheers!
Very curious to see it. I'll try to read the books first (emphasis on "try"). For legal reasons, I won't comment the Wong thing :D. The book's concepts were fascinating, he really went crazy with the science of it all.
Is your 'new thing' something in the vain of Animal Farm? Those pigs are extremely expressive.
Ha! Many thanks.
The Three-Body Problem was one of my favorite reads of the past decade. I was cautiously excited when an adaptation was announced, if for no other reason than to bring more people to the book. The concepts that Cixin Liu explores are far-reaching and stimulating. I tried both the Chinese adaptation (more like a serialized telenovela drama) and the Netflix version. Overall I have to say I think I prefer the Netflix version, even with the changes they made. What I've really noticed though, is that Benedict Wong in the Netflix version is CONSTANTLY reminding me of Sonny from A Righteous Thirst! I'll be curious to see what you think. Cheers!
Very curious to see it. I'll try to read the books first (emphasis on "try"). For legal reasons, I won't comment the Wong thing :D. The book's concepts were fascinating, he really went crazy with the science of it all.