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this movie was rather awful Vipul Shah's last movie was good this one was just bad although it's a good story and is handled in a great way Aatish Kapadia who adapted this movie from another gujarati play "Avjo Wahala Fari Malishu" made a good but slow pianful 2 and a half hours to watch there are a lot of flaws in this movie but it's still a entertainer songs are rather bleaked out and don't work well but they're still good overall not a movie you would enthusiastically watch it's still a story to take in to account and it's good if you're the relationship type pretty good movie with loads of flaws and humor that's really not needed even one bit
The writing is sharp though at times it felt as if the script had been adapted from a stage play because of the one set dialog scenes.
Last night I finished re-watching "Jane Eyre" (1983), the BBC mini-series adapted from Charlotte Bronte's Gothic romance novel which is deservingly a classic of English literature with Timothy Dalton (my favorite James Bond) as Mr. Edward Rochester and Zelah Clarke, as Jane Eyre, a poor orphaned 18-year-old girl, a governess at Mr. Rochester's estate, Thornfield.
"Jane Eyre" has been adapted to TV and big screen many times, 18 according to IMDb.
I believe it's only due to the fear of public alienation that many well known works adapted to the screen aren't changed more than they are.
Adapted by Cacoyannis from the play by Euripides, it's a superior rendering of the classic tragedy and recently made its first television appearance in many years in the United States courtesy the Flix Channel.
Anthony McGarten has adapted his play, Via Satellite, and directed the best comedic film to come out of New Zealand for a long time.
Adapted from a true story, the performances are executed with certain aplomb and a refreshing command over its varied characters keeps it involving.
I may look up the book that this was adapted from, it must have been great.
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.
The 1985 was adapted by Arthur Hopcraft, who adapted Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy for TV and who died this year (2005).
Jones, Hall and Brooks (as director and as writer for adapted screenplay) are Academy Award nominees.
They meet their friend Tom Peterson (Joe Regalbuto) and his family completely adapted to the new lifestyle, and Tom invites the Winslow family to join the Steaming Springs Country Club.
This masterful play is masterfully adapted for the screen and brought to life by a wonderful cast.
This is a movie for adults, a complex view through the eyes of all parties - husband, wife, son - how each have adapted to each other in the past and grow during the story.
Director-star Orson Welles also adapted Isak Dinesen's rather pointless book about an aged millionaire recluse living in China who tells his employee of an incredible story he heard while in the service regarding a rich, dying man, his terrible wife and a sailor-stud.
Two of the most successful movie musicals adapted from Broadway shows are The Sound Of Music and Cabaret.
The Quiet American has a lot to live up to, because it is adapted from possibly the best book that Graham Greene ever wrote.
Leatherface can't get adapted.
Adapted from a stage play it is admittedly slow and talky, but it does challenge the intellect.
By far the most wacked-out teen comedy of all time, this bizarre Robert Altman nugget was adapted from a single issue of National Lampoon magazine, the 1982 "Utterly Monstrous, Mind-Roasting Summer of O.C. and Stiggs" special.
Philip K. Dick's stories adapted to film have previously been great successes, like "Blade Runner" and "Total Recall".
I was 14 at the time and had read the book by Terry southern and Mason Heffenberg from which this movie was adapted by Buck Henry.
Barbara is the only character that has changed and had adapted to our social standards.
So, of course, there has to be a sequel (which, oddly enough, wasn't based on the next book in Koji's series; different filmmakers had already adapted that as Spiral).
Adapted from the short story, "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been", by Joyce Carol Oates; this slow paced and moody film is for those who like introspective stories where you spend a lot of the viewing time in self-analysis rather than character identification.
The book, from which this film was adapted, is probably one of Agatha Christie's best.
Adapted from Algis Budrys excellent short story "The Master of the Hounds," TO KILL A CLOWN is an oddity of revenge cinema from the early 70s.
Its one of those eye-opening books that makes you look at humanity in a completely different way, and so I was incredibly excited when I found out that it would be adapted into a movie.
Directed by Craig Lucas (I loved his LONGTIME COMPANION, also starring this film's star, Campbell Scott) it is adapted from the play centering around a young screenwriter who sells his story for a cool million.
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