aftermath spite of all the anger you've just witnessed i like the film in terms of adaptational disaster it's a far cry from a last airbender situation the actors can act the visual effects can visually affect and nobody changed the main character's name to tomb but that doesn't stop it being immensely frustrating there were so many talented people working on the project so many who clearly cared and it's not a million miles from something that works but that tantalizing golf makes everything hurt even more i criticize not to blame but to understand because the truth is many aren't as lenient mortal engines was dragged through the dirt mocked and ultimately forgotten by the audience it was meant to inspire as someone who poured so much hope into the franchise both before and after we even knew there'd be a movie that stings i'm sure every mortal engines fan will agree i'm sure every fan of any botched adaptation will agree and it's gorgeous to look at but it's pretty dull in every other aspect i wasn't invested in a single character in this movie guys in the end mortal engines wasn't as bad as i thought it was going to be it was not good enough for me to say yeah you should watch it it's just it's forgettable mortal and PROFANITY_TOKEN yay it was so much fun yeah it was no no oh listen oh but hey at least the composer for fdl my favorite video game of all time liked it which is a strange meeting of worlds to say the least when that first trailer dropped and i suddenly found the internet gazing into my little corner i had a hard time with it terrible things opinions especially when someone makes an abjectly wrong judgment of something you love no mortal engines didn't rip off howe's moving castle which is a claim i've seen disturbingly often since this franchise collided with the internet and while we're here neither did it rip off mortal instruments the mortal engines books came out first although the film people did steal the idea of casting robert sheehan then there were those who saw the studio and filmmaker's attempts to mangle mortal engines into another hunger games and dismiss the idea outright some people still don't know it was based on a book reviewers who if they bothered to do any research would know portraying the anti-traction league as the good guys was not a studio-driven decision to pander to china but worst of all were the hundreds of comments in hundreds of threads declaring the whole thing stupid cities on wheels what a stupid idea mortal engines what a stupid title it's a shakespeare quote you philistines but they're not seeing mortal engines as i see it they're not seeing what i and so many others fell in love with they're seeing the adaptation hester the relatively well-mannered girl from the outlands shrike the once resurrected drama queen medusa a super weapon beaten by a memory stick the concept of rarification describes turning an abstract entity into a physical thing the one true and complete example of that entity for many people mortal engines has now been rayified search google images for any character and you'll find the movie versions now solidified as the definitive examples that's how people will imagine them for the rest of time what the film really represents then is a lost opportunity a lost opportunity
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