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While THE PHANTOM CARRIAGE follows the order of Lagerlof's novel, THE STROKE OF MIDNIGHT is in some ways easier to follow.
I have never read a Jacqueline Susann novel, but I have also seen Valley of the Dolls, based on another of her books.
Its very tough to portray a Tagore novel along cinematographic lines.And if you forget an obscure production of 1967 then its the first time that chokher bali has been done on a grand scale.
It's also an excellent rereading from a popular novel.
I can't say it is novel or very good but they made a movie that you can enjoy.
Adapting his own novel "Cabal" for the screen, author / screenwriter / director Clive Barker fashioned this marvelous story of outré horror and fantasy.
A very interesting plot of the film based on the novel "Waltz into Darkness" of the writer Cornell Woolrich.
Burt Kennedy both wrote & directed this western taken from a novel.
Not as good as the novel it was based on ("The Brick Foxhole") in which it was a gay man who was killed...but Hollywood wouldn't touch that in 1947.
I'm glad I read the Sarah Waters novel first, since I had my own pictures of the characters in my head at the time.
I love this movie and i love this novel, absolutely perfection.
"Lifeforce" is a truly bizarre adaptation of the novel "The Space Vampires" by Colin Wilson, scripted by Dan O'Bannon & Don Jakoby.
A remake of the 1916 silent film, based on the 1909 novel by Maurice Leblanc.
Though it does not have anything in common with the James Salter novel "The Hunters" that became the movie about Korean War F86 Sabre pilots, Dark Blue World had a similar feel but with more of a romantic element to it.
"THE HOLLOW" is a great Hercule Poirot novel and the twist at the end fools most people.
I am overjoyed that this movie stayed completely faithful to the novel.
The only difference was that Poirot was introduced into the story earlier that in the novel.
For anyone else interested in this subject I highly recommend the historical novel "A God Against The Gods" by the author of Advise and Consent.
Though filmed in California, the story - adapted from a novel by Enid Bagnold - is set in a small township on the English countryside, and full advantage is taken of the Technicolor photography to present the vibrant and handsome landscapes of blue skies and green shrubs.
This movie is based on the novel Island of dr.
In conjunction with a study of the novel itself, "...Caged Bird..." can be used as an independent literary study or as an introduction to TKM.
Skullduggery is a strange, strange film based on the novel "Ye Shall Know Them" by Vercors.
I have heard about this novel a long time ago, many of my friends have recommend me to read it.
By the way, the thing that really makes me nauseous about this movie is the fact that it's the ONLY film out of all the seven sequels thats related in any way to the original (not counting Howling IV (1988), which was a remake of the original, or in other words, a sequel based on the same novel).
The name of the prima donna, Camilla, and the eponymous flowers that appear frequently, are enough to remind us of the plot similarities from Dumas' novel La Dame aux Camelias, the movie Camille starring Garbo and (I think) Robert Taylor, and last but not least Verdi's opera La Traviata.
So much of the novel had been left out and I considered William Hurt to be terribly miscast as Rochester.
I really didn't like this movie because it didn't really bring across the messages and ideas L'Engle brought out in her novel.
We had read the novel in our English class and i absolutely loved it, i'm afraid i can't say the same for the film.
There were some serious differences between the novel and the adapted version and it just didn't do any credit to the imaginative genius that is Madeleine L'Engle!
Having not read the novel, I can't tell how faithful this film is.
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