>The book is better
The book is better
Leo Garcia
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Gabriel Cooper
anytime somebody says this, i immediately want to stick the barrel of a gun in their child's mouth and paint the wall with their gray matter
>2:15
Evan White
1984 is objectively better than 1984 though. 1984 misses a lot of things that were originally in 1984.
Tyler Perry
Haha check out the edge on this guy
Bentley Jackson
Quickly, name films where the movie is better than the book.
Wyatt King
It's still shit though
David Lewis
Not even true most of the time
Godfather
Jaws
Touch of Evil (Badge of Evil)
Hunt for Red October
The Thing
Cape Fear (the Executioners)
Jurassic Park
Evan Williams
Kiss Me Deadly
Double Indemnity
Isaac Martin
Jaws
The Shining
The Godfather
Fight Club
Nathaniel Morgan
Goldfinger
Isaac Rodriguez
literally all of them
Noah Taylor
Planet of the Apes
Michael Nelson
Godfather book was quality
Dylan Ross
>Battlefield Earth was a shitty movie
>It would have been good if it was more faithful to the book
Joseph Fisher
Jurassic Park ;^)
Aaron Nelson
pulp quality
Blake Ortiz
I love the movie and book of Jurassic Park-- The movie is a great adaptation of an absolutely kick-ass book.
Charles Martin
>go to see Ghost in The Shell with friend and his friend
>friend's friend is dorky weeb
>after the movie he complains and says the anime is better
>my lips stretch into a grin
>"I preferred the manga"
>weeb starts sputtering
Dominic Harris
Most shitty books make good movies but most good books make shitty movies
Jeremiah Allen
These are all pretty good examples, especially Jaws. I'd say The Exorcist too but the movie is a pretty direct adaptation.
Thomas Martin
Clockwork Orange
Blake Moore
Even Tarkovsky said this.
That being said, Ivan's childhood
Sebastian Campbell
>What is World War Z?
Isaiah Mitchell
haven't seen the exorcist yet. Worth a watch?
Juan Jackson
>most of the time
Quite an extensive list you've got there, my man.
Sebastian Brown
I think so. There's nothing in it that's particularly dated aside from a couple special effects. I personally think it's still creepy.
Jack Green
Narnia
Jack Roberts
great. I'll give it a try
Joshua Kelly
After you watch it check out some of the behind the scenes stories about William Friedkin on set. I love old school directors that don't coddle the actors.
Liam Smith
Are you joking?
Jonathan Bennett
>1984
>1984
>1984
>1984
It's Nineteen Eighty-Four you dolt, get it right.
James Taylor
>old school directors that don't coddle the actors.
you mean like Hitchcock that threw actually crows at the actress while filming Birds?
Nolan Turner
Exactly. Friedkin definitely took inspiration from Hitchcock's style.