https://redwallwiki.otterobservatory.com/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=74.193.0.0%2F16Redwall Wiki Clone - User contributions [en]2026-11-14T16:32:13ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.46.2https://redwallwiki.otterobservatory.com/index.php?title=User_blog_comment:LordTBT/News:Perhaps_a_Redwall_movie_is_coming/@comment-75.182.48.154-20110826234121/@comment-74.193.167.15-20110919212332&diff=39818User blog comment:LordTBT/News:Perhaps a Redwall movie is coming/@comment-75.182.48.154-20110826234121/@comment-74.193.167.15-201109192123322011-09-19T21:23:32Z<p>74.193.167.15: started new page.</p>
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<div>Lord of the Rings couldn't fit all the details from the books in. It's a massive story line and the films are three hours each as it is. Did you really want to sit in a theater for five hours to watch just one of three movies? As far as Narnia goes, Disney did a great job adapting the first two films, whereas Fox butchered Dawn Treader--the green smoke wasn't in the book and there was no suspense in any scene aside from the sea-serpent battle. I think Redwall deserves a well written screenplay and a budget that does it justice.</div>74.193.167.15https://redwallwiki.otterobservatory.com/index.php?title=User_blog_comment:LordTBT/News:Perhaps_a_Redwall_movie_is_coming/@comment-76.219.253.171-20110827023306/@comment-74.193.167.15-20110919212247&diff=39816User blog comment:LordTBT/News:Perhaps a Redwall movie is coming/@comment-76.219.253.171-20110827023306/@comment-74.193.167.15-201109192122472011-09-19T21:22:47Z<p>74.193.167.15: started new page.</p>
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<div>There's a difference between having the rights and greenlighting a project. The Tolkien Estate had already sold the rights to the company. And greenlighting isn't anything special, it just means that Hollywood gives you their blessing. Even if they hadn't gotten a greenlight, The Hobbit would have continued production as planned (because its being produced in New Zealand). And Copyrights are VERY important. It ensures that talentless dopes don't make money off of someone else's good ideas. In other words, it makes sure someone doesn't make some kind of terrible "art film" out of the novels we all know and love. It also makes sure that the author gets paid for writing. Without copyrights, bootleg copies of books would be bought, authors would make no money, publishers would go out of business, and books would no longer be published. Very important.</div>74.193.167.15