Has a movie ever been better than the book?
Has a movie ever been better than the book?
the shining
Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Hunt for red October
The Club Dumas / The 9th Gate
>no country for old men
>wolf of wallstreet
>misery
>master and commander
>lolita
>paper moon
>naked lunch
>trainspotting
>let there be blood
>lincoln
>I know what you did last summer
>cruel intentions
Fight Club
>trainspotting
no
Starship Troopers
Blue is the Warmest Color
Casino Royale
The Bourne Identity
Jurassic Park
op is right, but you 2 bozos, sheesh
all correct
the Godfather
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Ran
>We will never see a scene of an old foreign faggot jizzing on Mark's sleeping face, only for him to wake up, kick the shit out of the queer, feel bad, comfort the crying man only to wake up with more cum on his face the next morning
>plotcucks think about this regularly
Main theme is adventure vs. responsibility, which is not present in the original and completely inappropriate for a children's book.
The Plague Dogs.
Movie has the real ending, book has the happy ending forced by the publisher.
This is the most correct answer
>Movie has the real ending, book has the happy ending forced by the publisher.
funny, I would say it is usually the other way around.
Jaws for sure. Fight Club too.
It's only loosely based off the book but, Blade Runner is way better than its book couterpart.
Game Of Thrones
American Psycho
If it had the final chapter, A Clockwork Orange would qualify.
I spent five minutes clicking on street signs just to tell you you were correct
A Clockwork Orange
How about movies that are equal to their books, being no better or worse?
Most Stephen King adaptations are better than the books, even the shitty made-for-tv ones.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
All of the Philip K. Dick movies are better than the book.
PKD was a great ideas guy, but a pretty terrible author.
As somebody who watched the movie and read the book, pic related definitely qualifies IMO
No way. The film is good but the book is great.
Lawnmower Man
The original short story was fucking terrible. The movie was so different that lawyers had them change the name from "Stephen King's The Lawnmower Man" to just "The Lawnmower Man". Oh, the story was about a man who hired a some guy to mow his grass. The guy agrees but tells him not to look. Well the man looks of course and sees that the man is butt naked running around the back yard eating the grass like a madman, he has also transformed into a satyr-like looking demon thing. It doesn't end well.