So this film is LITERALLY Slaughterhouse 5, how the fuck did they get away with it? Not in the legal sense per se but it's widely critically acclaimed despite taking the main element of Slaughterhouse 5 but playing it entirely straight.
>>8761975
>how the fuck did they get away with it?
People don't read, thus it's novel
This movie looks incredibly boring though
>>8761987
But Slaughterhouse Five is entry level normielit
>>8761975
It is literally based on
"The story of your life"
I discovered this when someone brought up the movie in my logic class and i said it sounded like said story. I didn't know much about the movie, and I spoiled the end of the book.
Everyone in the class hates me now, professor included.
Don't repeat my mistake, do your research.
>>8761992
I think the failure of the novel to capture Dresden, and Vonnegut's own aching desire for apathy contrasted against his disappointment with the world, his life and the book - create a very meta and paradoxical tragedy.
>>8761992
>he thinks normies read at all
>>8762255
Spoiling the end of the story for people about to see the movie is the most meta thing possible and I highly encourage it.
>>8763317
go back to egl 101
>>8762255
>Don't repeat my mistake, do your research.
Good call, don't take a logic class they're full of nerds.
>>8761987
I actually liked Arrival. It was quite slow at times though.
>>8761975
>So this film is LITERALLY Slaughterhouse 5
>i just read books on wikipedia
lol
>>8761975
>this film is LITERALLY Slaughterhouse 5
Not it's ARRIVAL.
>they don't know about Ted Chiang