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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.
I was expecting a more faithful remake with plenty of Ving Rhames playing himself.
I've always supported this movie all my life as the most faithful production.
You know you're in trouble when a song starts in the middle of a movie and the story stops developing for a while: They do so here because they want to stay faithful to the romcom genre and Décalage horaire / Jet Lag is a French take on a distinct American genre.
Unlike the movie, the plot of this miniseries keeps faithful to the novel but still refreshes us with a few new scenes those are absolutely natural and are definitely an enhancement.
Only very occasionally does a film come out that may seriously be considered a faithful adaptation of the novel in question.
From what I've read in factual biographies and works of reference (yes, I find this stuff so intriguing that I study it on the side), the screenplay is rather accurate and faithful when it comes to the basic re-telling of the murder cases.
All that is, of course, completely irrelevant; the question is not whether the play is faithful to the source material, but whether it's good.
If one has heard it once then we have heard it a million times, books rarely get translated into faithful or superior films unless of course the book is about 10 pages long or pure drivel.
I read the book the following weekend and found that the movie was actually quite faithful to the book just lacking the detail that you only get from a book.
"They" say it's overly faithful to the bestselling novel by Alaa Al Aswany which I have not read. .
Special kudos to Eric Roberts as the long faithful friend.
Fannie Hurst's tear jerking 1933 novel about the sacrifices mothers make for their daughters spawned two popular movies separated by a quarter century of glacially-changing social attitudes - a highly regarded 1934 version that remains faithful to the book's narrative and an elaborate 1959 remake which changes certain plot details to service German-born filmmaker Douglas Sirk's heavily Baroque style of film-making.
He masquerades as a Russian count and woos her to see if she is a faithful wife.
Fontanne (who was 44) coos and smiles as the Actress, while Lunt (39) plays the dolt who never knows if his wife his faithful.
That way the film will be faithful and fans of the game (the only real surefire audience) will be happy.
Cheryl was absolutely perfect as his leading lady, and Whizz was just a blast alongside being a faithful buddy.
I saw "Gulliver's Travels" forty years ago on Saturday-afternoon television, and I can STILL hum much of the Ralph Rainger/Leo Robin score, especially "Faithful", "Forever", "Faithful Forever", "We're All Together Now", and "Orchids in the Moonlight".
I am fully aware that no film adaptation of a novel can remain completely faithful to its source.
It does not make the faithful out to be angels nor does it portray the non-believers as demons.
At least Corky the dog doesn't embarrass himself too much, delivering a convincing portrayal as Jones, Denis' faithful canine pal.
OK, lets face it, if you're not a humble, faithful (and probably voting republican) American, craving to be choked on continuous moral lessons so obvious and predictable, I strongly advice you to skip this crappy non-original TV-show.
Prince John conspires with Guy of Gisbourne (Basil Rathbone) and certain Norman Knights against his brother Richard the Lionheart so to become a King and oppresses the poor, yet faithful to Richard, Saxons.
Although quite faithful to the book (with many lines of dialogue and narration moving straight from Scott Heim's poetic prose), the movie has more drive and focus and pulls you so far into the troubled characters.
The main character is "very good person", faithful husband and a father and cares about people (through building railroads).
The 1962 screenplay is more faithful to the original Broadway play, which is understandable since William Gibson wrote both.
And in my opinion, the most faithful in keeping with the spirit of the story.
This was one of the top 20 box office films of 1939 and even garnered two Academy Award nominations for Victor Young's Best Original Musical score (losing out to The Wizard of Oz) and Best Original song, Faithful Forever (losing out to Over the Rainbow from The wizard of Oz) so it was well received by the public of it's era but it isn't Disney.
This was a pretty faithful adaptation of Philip K. Dick's story, "The Second Variety".
Having read a bit about the novel and having watched the interview with LeGuin, I know that the 1980 version was more faithful to the source material, and for that (as well as better performances from the two male leads) I have to recommend that version over A&E's Reader's Digest version.
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