Adaptations in sentence

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But as for which of these adaptations is better?

There were smaller versions for fishing and local excursions, and larger adaptations for open sea voyages capable of carrying tens of tons of cargo.

Now, of course, we were normally frightened because the animal has no gliding adaptations, so we thought, "Oh that's okay.

The array of environments and cultural adaptations to them is really extraordinary, and the history is pretty cool too.

Doom was one of the best video games to film adaptations ever.

Jane Austen adaptations will always provide a love story to leave you feeling good but unfortunately, this is one of the worst I have seen.

I've seen some terrible book-to-film adaptations in my day, but this one tops them all!

Remember the wooden, undramatic literary adaptations of the 1970s at their worst?

I have studied Shakespeare and seen many adaptations, and this is, by far, the worst one I have ever seen.

Having loved Stephen King's novels and short stories for many years, I, like most reviewers, have been consistently disappointed in the adaptations to film from his printed works.

Of all the E.R.Burroughs screen adaptations that Doug McClure starred in the 70s, this is the stagiest of all.

I have never read the book so I can't say if the movie was faithful, but as with most movie adaptations, it tries too hard to cram as much information into the shortest amount of time possible.

They are both adaptations of books with a endless amount of pages who has been turned to a complete mess by a script writer and a director (In this case they are the same person.)

I usually do enjoy film adaptations of these novels.

But this movie is one of the worst book to film adaptations I have ever seen they changed so many things around that it made me sick.

I will be interested to watch the adaptations of Persuasion and Northanger Abbey, of which I have no much-loved version, to see if they still manage to bore me in such a manner.

I've seen several stage and film adaptations of Alice in Wonderland and this one has to take the cake as the absolute worst.

This movie is one of the poorest adaptations of a fabulous book that I've seen.

''Queen of the Damned '' is one of the worst adaptations of a book to a movie that I already saw.

But it's out there, a reminder and the last of the first wave of bad, low budget Marvel super-hero adaptations (Captain America, Punisher, most of the TV movies).

Compact, focused, with heaps of violence, it should have been the play most open to screen adaptations.

I appreciate the more modern JA adaptations much more, that show an eye for these details, that makes the BBC series so worthwhile.

I hope that will be better and will show the benefits of 20 years of Jane Austen adaptations.

This film is one of the worst adaptations of Pride and Prejudice ever filmed and if Jane Austen were alive, she would demand that her name be removed from the film.

Many of the characters maintain the failed adaptations from the movie.

OK OK, I'm being a little bit harsh with this one, its just that Video Game adaptations of Zombie movies always leave a bad taste in my mouth.

I got this movie with my BBC "Jane Austen Collection" (5 DVDs of old BBC adaptations) and didn't like it at first.

The romance between Tromeo and Juliet was believable, and erotic, not pulled off by many adaptations.

Too often screen adaptations of musicals compromise, but this is one of those rare occasions when every ingredient, perfect in itself, comes together and harmonizes perfectly.

Now I will say I don't mind changes to books, and try not to compare movies and TV adaptations to their sources, except when the book is a masterpiece and the adaptation doesn't do it justice.

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