Adaptation
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I'm glad to see that IMDb users were not fooled by Almereyda's ultimately empty, though pretty,
adaptation
of Hamlet.
The first film is The Vampire Lovers which is a wonderful
adaptation
of Le Fanu's work.
I have never read any of the books that these movies are based on, so maybe part IV is a more faithful
adaptation
than the first movie.
I remember being hugely disappointed the first time I saw the first installment in what is shaping up to be the massive
adaptation
of the Chronicles of Narnia novels into movies.
He was to repeat this role in another awful
adaptation
of Ken Follett!
This film deserves to be preserved as a rare film
adaptation
in Sondheim library.
A female empowerment movie, in a way it reminds one of the movie
adaptation
of "The Women" with bigger ideas on its mind.
So when I heard about a movie
adaptation
I couldn't have been happier.
Unlike the rowdy broadness of the Patrick Dennis play and the Rosalind Russell film, George Cukor's
adaptation
of the Greene work tries to be high-toned and literary, while simultaneously striving to seem madcap and funny.
Through Absa's film it is hard to decipher exactly whether or not he agrees with the
adaptation
of the population to the influence of French and America.
Producer Carl Laemmle Jr changed history of horror cinema when he hired director Tod Browning to make the first official
adaptation
to Bram Stoker's classic novel "Dracula".
Martin Scorsese's film The Age of Innocence (1993) is an
adaptation
of a 1920 novel by Edith Wharton, which won the 1921 Pulitzer Prize.
I thought this was a great film and a great
adaptation
of the book.
The viewer gets a slowly developing picture of the relationship between mother and son, or more correctly of the
adaptation
of mother's lifestyle by her son.
Before Christopher Nolan came along and redefined Batman for a new generation, it was Batman: The Animated Series which was the definitive
adaptation
of the Batman mythos.
Fred MacMurray, Melvyn Douglas, and Jean Arthur star in this very loose
adaptation
of the W. Somerset Maugham play about a woman with a dilemma that could potentially be scandalous.
As an
adaptation
of the William Saroyan play, Cagney and Bendix et al have captured essence of its anima and message.
Terry Zwigoff, however, is a filmmaker very much in tune with his subjects; his fictional films, the comic-book
adaptation
Ghost World is cynical (or skeptical) but with true heart, and Bad Santa is as dark as comedies can get.
Very good
adaptation
of a classic sf short story, "Mimsy Were the Borogoves" by Lewis Padgett (pseudonym used by sf authors and spouses Henry Kuttner and C. L. Moore).
Peter Cushing plays the doctor who needs bodies in this fine
adaptation
of the Burke and Hare grave robbing case.Donald Pleasance and George Rose are both excellent as the infamous grave robbers.The film is truly atmospheric-full of packed bars,foggy streets and deep shadows-and the performance by Peter Cushing is simply amazing-Cushing is probably one of the most recognizable faces in the horror genre.The film has an eerie cinematic style reminiscent more of films from the 1940's than 1959.The first half of Gilling's story moves extremely slow,but the second half has some gruesome murder scenes.A must-see for fans of British horror!
A beautifully directed, well acted, and consistently faithful
adaptation
of the first of Sigrid Undset's Nobel Prize-winning novels about her fourteenth-century fictitious heroine, Kristin Lavransdatter.
Turetskii Gambit / Turkish Gambit is a good movie, a loyal
adaptation
of the book by Boris Akunin (Although the makers chose to change the identity of the Turkish spy at the end - obviously to shock the audience already familiar with the book.
Meirelles only served as producer this time around and wisely transplanted the talents of Director Morelli and stars Silva & Cunha to the big screen
adaptation.
"This was the first screen
adaptation
of the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of prehistoric creatures still alive on a remote Amazon plateau.
Adaptation
of John Patrick's play about American soldier trying to teach Democracy to the Japanese in 1946 Okinawa.
While not being the best book-to-movie adaptation, it had its moments.
Then came the
adaptation
under the direction of Herbert Ross.
This is probably the worst
adaptation
of any Sherlock Holmes story I have ever seen.
'No Good Deed' as the DVD of the film was titled here is an average
adaptation
of a short story of the 'noire' classic Dashiel Hammet.
Only very occasionally does a film come out that may seriously be considered a faithful
adaptation
of the novel in question.
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