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A review by theaudioauditor
From Rufio to Zuko: Lost Boys Edition by Dante Basco
No star rating.
Biography.
Read in 1 day. Interesting, but not very in depth about any time period or project in particular. The most detail came when talking about Hook and being mentored by Dustin Hoffman and personal thoughts on the Rufio look. I loved that section! But I couldn't help being slightly disappointed at the lack of detail in the other chapters. I remember thinking when the Avatar section was discussed that I wished the craziness and cult fandom were discussed more. Like, specific stories or funny moments. And then later on in the final thoughts chapter, being told how much of a struggle it all was, how hard he is on himself. None of that was expanded on in the book! I guess I just wish it were longer. The only bit that rubbed me the wrong way was when he said he didn't know what he'd do if someone walked up to him at a con wearing a MAGA hat.... the poetic sections were interesting and different than other biographies I've read, but I guess I didn't connect with the poetry aspect. Just not my thing.
Biography.
Read in 1 day. Interesting, but not very in depth about any time period or project in particular. The most detail came when talking about Hook and being mentored by Dustin Hoffman and personal thoughts on the Rufio look. I loved that section! But I couldn't help being slightly disappointed at the lack of detail in the other chapters. I remember thinking when the Avatar section was discussed that I wished the craziness and cult fandom were discussed more. Like, specific stories or funny moments. And then later on in the final thoughts chapter, being told how much of a struggle it all was, how hard he is on himself. None of that was expanded on in the book! I guess I just wish it were longer. The only bit that rubbed me the wrong way was when he said he didn't know what he'd do if someone walked up to him at a con wearing a MAGA hat.... the poetic sections were interesting and different than other biographies I've read, but I guess I didn't connect with the poetry aspect. Just not my thing.