Following on from the question on Film to Book adapations, here are some questions about the reverse.
1. What book would you most like to see adapted to film or TV?
I can't really think of anything that hasn't been already, to be honest... although I'm looking forward a lot to Game of Thrones if that counts.
2. What would you least like to see (things that haven't yet been adapted)?
This one on the other hand is easy. The Silmarillion. In a "they mustn't ever do it" way, that is, not in the "I wouldn't watch it if they made it" way.
Slightly related:
Do you prefer to see plays on the stage or on film?
Stage, though I haven't seen many these past years, there was a time I saw way more plays...
Book to Film adaptations - a few discussion questions.
03/06/2010 07:00:12 PM
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well
03/06/2010 09:35:41 PM
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Re: well
03/06/2010 11:43:46 PM
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The first question is hard.
03/06/2010 09:44:42 PM
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Re: Book to Film adaptations - a few discussion questions.
03/06/2010 09:49:47 PM
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I highly recommend the Merchant of Venice (2004) directed by Michael Radford
04/06/2010 03:28:19 AM
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After finishing a book I never really think "gosh that would make a good film"
04/06/2010 01:35:19 PM
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I do sometimes. Mostly with thrillers or the like.
05/06/2010 04:13:27 PM
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Luhrman largely stuck to Shakespeare's dialogue, though... and that worked amazingly well imho. *NM*
05/06/2010 04:25:08 PM
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Re: Book to Film adaptations - a few discussion questions.
04/06/2010 03:27:55 PM
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Re: Book to Film adaptations - a few discussion questions.
04/06/2010 03:57:53 PM
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I would disagree
04/06/2010 04:09:23 PM
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Re: I would disagree
04/06/2010 04:11:18 PM
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Quite the opposite
04/06/2010 04:18:33 PM
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The more I think about it
04/06/2010 06:22:25 PM
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some people expect the movies to be to true the book
04/06/2010 08:14:30 PM
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