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je dirais meme qu'on est trois...

Par contre je vais quand meme faire l'effort de lire le 7 (plus tard la je suis sur Werber) ne serait ce que pour connaitre la fin sans la lire en trois lignes sur internet...

Là par contre, je proteste !
J'ai beaucoup aimé Nous les Dieux, et le Souffle des Dieux, et j'attend patiamment de m'acheter le 3eme tome (ou de me le faire offrir)

Là par contre, je proteste !
J'ai beaucoup aimé Nous les Dieux, et le Souffle des Dieux, et j'attend patiamment de m'acheter le 3eme tome (ou de me le faire offrir)

Il est sorti, je l'ai acheté ce week-end... Pas encore lu. Comme le Harry Potter, que je n'ai pas trouvé transcendant.

Sire

Several key themes of the novels, the rejection of organised religion and the abuse of power in a fictionalized Catholic Church, are to be diluted in the adaptation. Director Weitz said "in the books the Magisterium is a version of the Catholic Church gone wildly astray from its roots" but that the organisation portrayed in his film would not directly match that of Pullman's books. In an attempt to avoid a religious backlash, the Magisterium will instead be a critique of all dogmatic organisations. Weitz said that New Line Cinema had feared the story's perceived anti-religious themes would make the film financially unviable in the US, and so religion and God will not be referenced directly. Attempting to reassure fans of the novels, Weitz said that religion would instead appear in euphemistic terms, yet the decision has been attacked by some fans, anti-censorship groups, and the National Secular Society (of which Pullman is an honorary associate), which said " they are taking the heart out of it, losing the point of it, castrating it", "this is part of a long-term problem over freedom of speech." The changes from the novel have been present since Tom Stoppard's rejected version of the script, and Pullman himself believes the film will be "faithful".

As part of a two-month protest campaign, the Catholic League has called for a boycott of the film, as they believe that while the religious elements of the film will be "watered down" from the source novels, it will still encourage children to read the series. League president William A. Donohue says the series "denigrates Christianity" and promotes "atheism for kids", citing author Pullman as saying that he is "trying to undermine the basis of Christian belief." It is the League's hope that "the film [will fail] to meet box office expectations and that his books attract few buyers."

Director Weitz says that he believes His Dark Materials is "not an atheistic work, but a highly spiritual and reverent piece of writing", and Nicole Kidman, a Catholic, has defended her decision to star in the film, saying that "the Catholic Church is part of my essence. I wouldn't be able to do this film if I thought it were at all anti-Catholic".

Some commentators have indicated they believe both sides' criticism will prove ultimately "impotent" and that the negative publicity will prove a boon for the film's box office.

Le seul livre qui est super, de bout en bout et qui surpassera toujours les autres livres et "la tapisserie de fionavar" de Guy Gabriel Kay

Y'en a qui dise qu'il ressemble au SdA et on pourrait trouver quelques points communs mais il reste phutique ce livre !!!

La Compagnie Noire de Glen Cook, les Aventuriers de la Mer et l'Assassin Royal de Robin Hobb, le cycle de Drenaï de David Gemmel, le Maître du Temps de Louise Cooper, les Chroniques des Vampires d'Anne Rice, les Héraut de Valdemar de Mercedes Lackey, les Royume de Tobin de Lynn Flewelling...

C'est pas les excellentes séries fantastiques qui manquent...

D'ailleurs, y'a un post litterature, enfoui dans les tréfonds de ce forum, mais la flemme de chercher, là.

il reste phutique ce livre !!!