It's fun to see the characters you from a book you love come alive on screen. I'm looking forward to it.
That said, i am so glad i've read the books first (this is always better for me, personally) so that in my mind, they look how they look in my mind first. Does that make sense?
I'll often have just a second of "Oh, that's not how so-and-so looks!" just before settling into the story when there is a dramatization of a book or story i have read, but i find if i see the show and then read the book, my mind is more likely to assign the faces and places and scenery of the show.
That said, i am so glad i've read the books first (this is always better for me, personally) so that in my mind, they look how they look in my mind first. Does that make sense?
I'll often have just a second of "Oh, that's not how so-and-so looks!" just before settling into the story when there is a dramatization of a book or story i have read, but i find if i see the show and then read the book, my mind is more likely to assign the faces and places and scenery of the show.
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