At that time it was on the cutting edge what was possible and before 100% uncanny valey CGI era started. So yep, kind of a special point in time.
Today no Neal Stephenson books are a huge challenge for filmakers technically IMO.
At that time it was on the cutting edge what was possible and before 100% uncanny valey CGI era started. So yep, kind of a special point in time.
Today no Neal Stephenson books are a huge challenge for filmakers technically IMO.
Thanks for a tip (I don't know him).
There are so many books that could be now easily filmed (Heinlein, Zelazny!...) . But honestly I'm glad current Hollywood is not touching them, not ruining another part of my childhood like they already did with so many others 😅
Some of the books are a bit old now, but they still hold for most part because of how consistent they are internally. Maybethe most dated is Snowcrash, but it's still fun and consistent world/story to dive into. If you are looking where to start, perhaps try Diamond Age or Cryptonomicon (not really a scifi, nor is it about any shitcoins). But I like all his stuff, so many interesting concepts.