>The book was better.
The book was better
Isaiah Carter
Owen Torres
often times, the book is better
also sage
Kayden Brooks
fucking lmao
Jaxon Russell
Name 5 examples where this isn't true brainlet
Adrian Moore
>loose adaption
Julian Russell
The Godfather
Silence of the Lambs
Apocalypse Now
Wizard of Oz
Lord of the Rings
Andrew Flores
>harry potter
>dragon ball super
>hunger games
>matrix
>the da vinci code
Jack Powell
Fight club
American Pyscho
Gone Girl
The Hobbit
Blade Runner
Jordan Miller
...
Kevin Evans
>The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings movies over the books
You do realize don't you, child that lord of the rings is considered by critics to be probably the greatest written novel of the 20th century, right? Oh, hah, you don't, you can only base your juvenile opinions on the "muh feels" threads posted here by mouth drooling idiots.
Luke Fisher
what was Mr.A's problem?
Logan Smith
>lord of the rings is considered by critics to be probably the greatest written novel of the 20th century, right?
hahahahahahaHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
Jason Richardson
>greatest novel of the 20th century
>not Ulysses, One Hundred Years of Solitude, Gravity's Rainbow, or 2666
Face it you don't know what you're talking about.
The Hobbit and LOTR films have better action, pacing and acting than the books. Cinema is an inherently superior medium and the films combine awe inspiring visuals with an incredible soundtrack make them obviously more faithful renditions of what Tolkien intended.
Austin Martinez
Every Kubrick movie
Joseph Edwards
American Psycho
Easton Richardson
>The Hobbit and LOTR films have better action, pacing and acting than the books.
Poor Christopher.
William Green
In my tasted, it's a rough race between Lord of the Rings, Ulysses, and Atlas Shrugged. But please, child, tell me what your appetite for reading entails. I can only bet your crass taste in literature is inferior to anyone who actually picks up a book.
Brandon Reed
He's just mad he couldn't work out how to squeeze any more money out of them.
Adrian Reyes
The Shining
Blade Runner
Awakenings
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Deliverance
Gabriel Cox
>Atlas Shrugged
At least make it subtle man
Kayden Rodriguez
>squinting through tears of laughter frog.jpeg
Owen Hall
nice meme
the books were meant for young people aged 15-25 too, though
Angel Fisher
>They can't at least appreciate the artistic and philosophical impact atlas shrugged has had on the culture of the united states
Why don't you two go back to, reddit. They'll appreciate your psuedo ironic detachment there more than anyone here will!
Kayden Perry
do (you) find this funny?