Me neither -- a friend of ours does, though, so every other Friday night, we have a "Boardwalk Empire" night. It's pretty fun.
I definitely agree with you on that. The Left Behind books would be better as a TV series because there's so many characters and plots to the story.Maybe a TV series would be better for it?
I actually agree. The dramatic audio presentation does a good job with doing the series episodically. A TV series can explore some much more to the plot than some big Hollywood studio could do.I definitely agree with you on that. The Left Behind books would be better as a TV series because there's so many characters and plots to the story.
Oh yes. A TV series could do so much more. Those are interesting thoughts there.Absolutely. TV has really raised the bar on quality over the past few years while movies have lowered it. I think part of this is because with TV, it can take its time if it needs to and often uses cliffhangers in every episode which keeps viewers committed.
However, it's also far more difficult to keep a show running than it is to get a movie made.
Granted, I'm a skeptic when it comes to Revelation being about the Rapture (let's leave that for another thread), but if I wanted to illustrate the Rapture to people and make it well-known, I'd push for an HBO mini-series -- about 8 episodes a season. It would include multiple characters from multiple parts of the world, all very different from each other. Each episode of each season would take place on the exact same day or two. The first episode would focus on one character's reaction and response to the events. The second episode would focus on another character's reaction and response on that same day, and so forth. The characters may include a wayward minister from Florida. Another character may be a famous comedian in NY. Another character may be a teenage girl from London brought up in a strict Muslim family. Maybe another could be a political tyrant. Etc. etc.