#Cry more thunder! wow movie#

Several claimed I, вЂњsold out to satan.вЂќ As a writer, it is awesome to have invested readers who spend hours with my words and cry and laugh and tell everyone they know about my stories. Some - no letвЂ™s be honest - many of you have expressed your great displeasure with me. But I can close my eyes and still eat my popcorn.

#Cry more thunder! wow movie#

ItвЂ™s their movie and if IвЂ™m honest, if I hadnвЂ™t read the book, I would have enjoyed the movie immensely. IвЂ™ve never been angry that they didnвЂ™t follow my story. All those names that scroll up from the bottom after the final scene. One of the things that happened in me during this process is that I really came to care for the folks who вЂњdidвЂќ the movie. Do I still love my ending? More than you know. Do I wish theyвЂ™d followed my story more closely? Certainly. Would I - had I any control - have done things differently? Of course. For the record, I think the movie is cinematically stunning. Even with the changes, sitting in that theatre and staring at images that began somewhere between my head and heart is possibly the most surreal and coolest thing IвЂ™ve ever experienced. How do I feel about this? I was, am, and will remain grateful and totally blown away that a studio like FOX would put my book on the big screen. During this process, Christy and I learned one simple rule: Selling an intellectual property is like selling a house. Until recently, much of what I learned about production etc, I learned from the internet. In all that time, I had nothing to do with any of that.