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Question of this week
Are there any book to movie adaptations where you think the movie is better than the book?
My Answer
My Answer
There are some books whose movie adaptations, I feel, are better than the book itself (majority of the books are actually better than the movies, though!). I'd mention one here, and that is Life of Pi by Yann Martel.
The book is beautiful, no doubt it is beautifully written. But the movie is, however, better, at least I feel so. I read the book first and hence I was very interested and excited about watching the movie. The 3-D movie brought life and soul to the story. I loved everything about it, every bit of it. The acting, screenplay, cinematography, music, sound effect and of course the direction. Everything was so perfect. It was a wonderful experience and an absolute treat to watch it. And that's why I liked the movie slightly better than the book.
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I never did read or see this one!
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Have a GREAT weekend!
Old Follower :)
You shall totally watch the movie!
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Good to know. I need to get on board with this one. Haven't read the book or seen the film, but I really want to. :D I had a bunch of answers to this question. Happy Friday! :D
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You should watch it, its remarkable!
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Hopping through. I haven't read Life of Pi or seen the movie although I mean to. I've heard the cinematography of the film is incredible.
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Indeed! The cinematography is amazing. Watch it soon.
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ReplyDeleteI've never read or watched it, but I want to.
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New follower via GFC! :)
Haven't read or seen this but the movie did look amazing :)
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My FF .
Zareena @ Books and Books
I haven't seen the movie, but I loved the book.
ReplyDeleteI also think any movie with awesome cinematography is worth watching. Nice choice!
New GFC follower
Kat @ Books Are Bread
I enjoyed both and Life of Pi made my list. Such an amazingly beautiful movie, and it did the book justice completely. Great answer. Old follower. My F&FF.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen or read the Life of Pi but it looks both good and sad. Thanks for stopping by my blog! Following you back :)
ReplyDeleteCrystal @ Elegantly Bound Books
I've yet to read this book. And I've not seen the movie either. But the 3D version sounds pretty good.
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Exactly, watching the movie in 3D was an absolute visual treat!
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I really want to watch this movie I just never have. Haven't read the book either so I can't really comment on whether one is better than the other. New GFC follower. Have a great week. My FF
ReplyDeleteDo watch the movie when you get a chance. Its worth watching.
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I have neither read nor watched the movie. The movie looked sort of interesting but I just never got a round to watching it. Thanks for stopping by my blog..new follower!
ReplyDeleteThank you. :)
Delete3D has definitely been a game-changer with movies. I went and saw The Croods with a friend and her kids - the youngest didn't realise that the sparks coming off the fire weren't real and kept trying to catch them.
ReplyDeleteHaha! Must have been an amazing experience for all of you!
DeleteI haven't seen that movie, but I'm definitely interested! Thanks for stopping by!
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