Notice that the "X" reason for unadaptability is often that they could not reproduce what the imagination could until CGI effects.
But there is a big price to pay for using CGI, Patrick Crogan pointed this out in an article called "On Things Analog and Digital" in the special Horror edition of the journal.
All the best, and report on your findings to the salon if you please.
Professor Daniel Shaw
Chair, Philosophy Department
Lock Haven University (570) 484-2052
Managing Editor, Film and Philosophy
"...woe to the man whose heart has not learned while young
to hope, to love---and to put trust in life"
Joseph Conrad's Victory
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