Adaptation
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It's one of Frankenheimer's best and most underrated films and it's easily the best Elmore Leonard
adaptation
to date (and if you are scratching your head thinking "but I loved GET SHORTY" you need to be punched in the face).
First of all no
adaptation
is ever as good as the book, especially when you're dealing with master writer like Tolkien.
This
ADAPTATION
wonderfully synthesizes Tolkien's universe with 1970s psychedelia, aesthetics, and liberal culture.
In Canadian director Kari Skogland's film
adaptation
of the Margaret Laurence novel The Stone Angel Ellen Burstyn is Hagar Shipley, a proud and cantankerous woman approaching her nineties who wishes to remain independent until the very end, stubbornly refusing to be placed in a nursing home by her well-meaning son Marvin.
Hamlet is probably the most faithful
adaptation
of Shakespeare to a film and yet is a very dynamic film, almost an action thriller.
Love it or loathe it, it's hard to not find Warren Beatty's take on "Dick Tracy," the 1990 film
adaptation
of Chester Gould's famous comic strip, anything short of a genre classic.
Although the film is the
adaptation
of the French play (forgot the name - sorry), it is a wonderful portrayal of the cheerful side of Georgian character.
"Pet Sematary" is an
adaptation
from the Stephen King novel of the same title.
This is yet another
adaptation
of Dostoyevsky's White Nights with a tiny bit of borrowing from Le Notti Bianchi (very tiny though - Ankush keeps the lovers apart by telling the boyfriend she is dead!).
But this is an earthier and more realistic (duh)
adaptation
than the much hyped and overblown Saawariya.
The author still turns up to introduce the episodes, but there’s no epilogue this time around; by the way, while the script of the original compendium gave sole credit to R.C. Sheriff, here Maugham himself also lent a hand in the adaptation, as well as Noel Langley (though it’s unclear whether they contributed one segment each or else worked in unison).
The film
adaptation
is very faithful to the original book.
A very good
adaptation
of the novel by amrita pritam.
Any screen
adaptation
of a John Grisham story deserves a mainstream Hollywood approach, and Robert Altman is about the last director I would go to for a mainstream take on anything.
I found this 1987
adaptation
of le Carre's masterwork at my local library and sat down to watch it thinking I would know what to expect.
I've seen every
adaptation
of this book and felt this was the best one!
18 years after the publication of the first comic book, which is itself an
adaptation
of a series of novels, it HAD to be adapted on screens.
I'm pleased to tell you that this
adaptation
is every bit as good as the intense and dramatic play.
If you're into this popular drama I highly urge you to watch this powerful 1996
adaptation
from Shakespearean admirer Kenneth Branagh.
But there's something so underdeveloped about Neil Simon's
adaptation
of his hit stage play as to make it seem more like a skit on a sketch comedy show than a full-bodied film.
I have not seen the play, but have to assume that the screen version is fairly faithful, since Simon wrote it, so the defects cannot be blamed on a stage-to-screen
adaptation.
This is arguably John Thaw's finest performance where he successfully shakes off any traits of his Inspector Morse character and brings a perfect
adaptation
of Tom from the pages of the book to the TV screen.
The Woman in Black (1989) is a TV
adaptation
of Susan Hill's modern classic ghost story, published only a few years earlier than the film was made.
Jason Patric delivered a fantastic performance as "Kid" Collins in this wonderful
adaptation
of the Jim Thompson novel.
He also played Ann Rule's former friend and subject, Ted Bundy in an another book
adaptation
many years ago.
The film
adaptation
of James Joyce's Ulysses is excellent.
The problem when you see a movie
adaptation
of a book you have already read -- and loved -- is that either the
adaptation
is not faithful and betrays the book, or it is too faithful and just looks like a summary of the story.
and the voice-overs were done by the same people from the hobbit..i think they were way below the voice-overs in the lord of the rings movie .. the hobbit was neat in its time but the return of the king is an unfair
adaptation
of the remaining 11/2 books ...i heard they are making a live action version of the lord of the rings in 3 parts i hope they use generated effects for some of the characters because midgets arent the same as hobbits ...i look forward to seeing all 3 movies
I just wish I could punish the writers for such a weak adaptation, even to a kid, of a kid's favorite serial.
We get to see the real, harsh struggles of Moll in this adaptation, and how out of the muck and grime Moll finds herself.
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