Garfield the Movie: A Failure in Adapted Characters
An analysis on how the Garfield movie fails to represent the characters it is adapting, especially the women, by removing their best characteristics.
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Two twin women, a man, a dog, and a letter. Leading their own lives, but sometimes accompanying each other or running away from each other. Some lose their legs, some die. They guessed about each other in the process in which time, space, seasons, lies and facts were mixed up. But, all of their guesses are wrong. Not knowing their whereabouts and themselves with full of unknown ambiguity. But, they move on and on.
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Two twin women, a man, a dog, and a letter. Leading their own lives, but sometimes accompanying each other or running away from each other. Some lose their legs, some die. They guessed about each other in the process in which time, space, seasons, lies and facts were mixed up. But, all of their guesses are wrong. Not knowing their whereabouts and themselves with full of unknown ambiguity. But, they move on and on.
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