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Check out These Recommended Book to Movie Adaptations

2/1/2019

4 Comments

 

Check out These Recommended Book to Movie Adaptations


Do you enjoy movies adapted from books? Then don't miss this list of recommendations.
Click a cover to visit a book or movie's Amazon page, where you can learn more and read/watch.  
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The Godfather

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The Silence of the Lambs

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The Shawshank Redemption

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The Shining

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Fight Club

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American Psycho

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No Country for Old Men

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LA Confidential

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Mystic River

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The Talented Mr. Ripley

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4 Comments
Jackie
4/4/2019 10:29:40 am

Movies change most books, leave out sections

Just not as good. Prefer to read then see the movie

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Kath
8/25/2019 11:23:46 am

The book was brilliant, I kept comparing the two when watching the film

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K.C.
1/8/2020 01:33:25 am

I haven't read any of these book but saw many of the movies. Most of the time the books are better because the author can let you see it all whereas in a movie much is cut out due to time, length of film etc.

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Gordon R. Keehn
4/6/2021 08:57:02 am

When watching a movie I am forced into the director’s view of events and characters. In reading the book, I am free to develop my own rendering. Watching a movie after reading the book on which it is based, I frequently feel that the director’s rendering on a character or event does not fit into my own viewpoint.

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