The Dark Tower is close, now. The Crimson King awaits. Soon Roland will raise the Horn of Eld. And blow."
This tweet got me excited. If Roland has the Horn anything is possible. Wow. Well played Sai King.
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More information will be forthcoming in the next couple of months. In the meantime, ka is a wheel.Does this mean that the movies will, in fact, not take place during Roland's journey to the Dark Tower that we witnessed in the books, but rather during the following one? So basically the movies will continue where the books left off?
Or maybe it will be a mixture of both: we'll get Roland's companions as in the books, but contrary to the books Roland does have the Horn of Eld with him from the start?
More information will be forthcoming in the next couple of months. In the meantime, ka is a wheel.
No, it's about the movie.I haven't seen the original tweet, but are we sure this has to do with the movie? Is this possibly the announcement of a new DT book???!!!
Oh darn. Thanks for the info. Moving on...No, it's about the movie.
Exactly. Ka is a wheel.Well, think of it this way. If all of SK's works exist on various levels of the Tower, wouldn't it stand to reason that their adaptations will too? Especially the ones SK is personally involved with? So by that rationale, the film version of Roland and his journey will differ from the book version, but still counts as part of the tale. As for how the cinematic version will end, we shall see when the money starts coming in. I would imagine even if the journey ultimately continues, the film version might have a bit more satisfying conclusion between Roland, Flagg, and the Crimson King.
And isn't this what supporters of Idris have been saying from the very first comment on this topic? Yes.Well, think of it this way. If all of SK's works exist on various levels of the Tower, wouldn't it stand to reason that their adaptations will too? Especially the ones SK is personally involved with? So by that rationale, the film version of Roland and his journey will differ from the book version, but still counts as part of the tale. As for how the cinematic version will end, we shall see when the money starts coming in. I would imagine even if the journey ultimately continues, the film version might have a bit more satisfying conclusion between Roland, Flagg, and the Crimson King.
I thought it was a rusted pipe all this time!!! Ha! I'm so out of it.Things are getting interesting. This was the best move so far showing the horn. King must of woke up and thought I'm gonna blow some minds today on Twitter. People might still be resistant, but when they realize its a continuation its hard to argue with, that the Tower can rearrange anything for any purpose. Last Time Around though, somethings gonna change. Roland's gonna **** up the tower, or whoever's controlling it. Or maybe its more complicated than that. Last time around... Roland might finally get free. Last time around. No one knows whats gonna happen now. Walter might not want Roland to be free from this eternal punishment. Someone might have to take his place. Anything can happen. Walter might of planned all of it at every level.
Things are getting interesting. This was the best move so far showing the horn. King must of woke up and thought I'm gonna blow some minds today on Twitter. People might still be resistant, but when they realize its a continuation its hard to argue with, that the Tower can rearrange anything for any purpose. Last Time Around though, somethings gonna change. Roland's gonna **** up the tower, or whoever's controlling it. Or maybe its more complicated than that. Last time around... Roland might finally get free. Last time around. No one knows whats gonna happen now. Walter might not want Roland to be free from this eternal punishment. Someone might have to take his place. Anything can happen. Walter might of planned all of it at every level.
You mean the way you percieved the story after finishing the last book. In my opinion, there is no "ending."I was satisfied with the ending already.
As was I, which is why I wasn't thrilled with this "adaptation" potentially changing the told story/ending (of the books, not the overall tale). The fact that this looks like it is going to be a continuation of the story, on a different level or however it may be perceived, with Sai King's blessing/input included, makes me much happier. It doesn't attempt to change or retell the original tale from the books.I was satisfied with the ending already.
I thought it was a rusted pipe all this time!!! Ha! I'm so out of it.