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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 7853730" data-attributes="member: 4348"><p>The books, I believe, were rated the third best series of (young adult?) books in the UK a little while back (though the author does not put them as young adult, adult, or any other categorization in that regard).</p><p></p><p>I imagine they will be a major series that professors in the future force youngsters to read who haven't read them previously.</p><p></p><p>I watched the series (with what Morrus said) in regards to liking it. I didn't find it very Harry Potter like to my own thoughts (the books probably fall closer in line I imagine).</p><p></p><p>I liked the intro and the music with it, but the show itself I found rather boring. Maybe it's just how I like things these days with their action and fast pacing...this was noticeably slower than that. To me it felt a lot like they were simply adding filler to it.</p><p></p><p>On the otherhand, it's sort of like those old hallmark mini-series, and in a way this is (I believe it will only be 8 episodes and probably all based off of the first book of the trilogy, so based on a book like most miniseries and around the same length as a particularly long miniseries). It can go more in depth to many areas which a shorter film can not, but does not (hopefully) deviate from the material as much as a full on 26 episode season would.</p><p></p><p>The actors are all top notch, I just found myself bored. During the first episode, after the first 15 minutes I started to wonder if anything much was going to happen during the episode....and...not much did really. A nice little revelation and some build up at the end, but not much movement. The second episode has had more movement on it, but still feels like a slow build.</p><p></p><p>I feel what they are doing is building slowly and then will have a hectic last one or two episodes where everything seems to occur at once.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 7853730, member: 4348"] The books, I believe, were rated the third best series of (young adult?) books in the UK a little while back (though the author does not put them as young adult, adult, or any other categorization in that regard). I imagine they will be a major series that professors in the future force youngsters to read who haven't read them previously. I watched the series (with what Morrus said) in regards to liking it. I didn't find it very Harry Potter like to my own thoughts (the books probably fall closer in line I imagine). I liked the intro and the music with it, but the show itself I found rather boring. Maybe it's just how I like things these days with their action and fast pacing...this was noticeably slower than that. To me it felt a lot like they were simply adding filler to it. On the otherhand, it's sort of like those old hallmark mini-series, and in a way this is (I believe it will only be 8 episodes and probably all based off of the first book of the trilogy, so based on a book like most miniseries and around the same length as a particularly long miniseries). It can go more in depth to many areas which a shorter film can not, but does not (hopefully) deviate from the material as much as a full on 26 episode season would. The actors are all top notch, I just found myself bored. During the first episode, after the first 15 minutes I started to wonder if anything much was going to happen during the episode....and...not much did really. A nice little revelation and some build up at the end, but not much movement. The second episode has had more movement on it, but still feels like a slow build. I feel what they are doing is building slowly and then will have a hectic last one or two episodes where everything seems to occur at once. [/QUOTE]
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