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Occasionally you will have great adaptations, even ones that arguably surpass their source material. Sure is a rarity though.
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I agree, it’s such a nice surprise when that happens. 🙂
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Oh my… So true and nearly always horrifying.
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Unfortunately.
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Gasp! Oh the horror!
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Indeed 🙂
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Even funnier imagining they’re ebook readers! 🙂
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Yes 🙂
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LOL, oh yes, so true! That’s brilliant fun 🙂
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Perfect! It reminds me of a slogan I once saw: “Never judge a book by its movie.”
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Yes; but an eBook would be to lazy to go camping and to bored to listen to a story around the camp fire. Of course on the positive side they do pass out quickly once away from so called civilization and the associative power grids.
“To kill a Mocking Bird” is one; but of a few books, where I enjoyed the movie as much as the book. Though Gregory Peck probably had something to do with that among others of the great cast.
Have a good week…
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Yes I agree “To Kill A Mocking Bird” was one of the good ones 🙂
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Ha! What is your worst book adaptation?
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Oh I’m sure I’ll think of one and than think of a worse one later. I sort of want to say “Dune” but I actually haven’t seen it so I can’t really judge, but it looks atrocious lol So I’d probably say “Pride and Prejudice” with Keira Knightly… I know a lot of people love it, but oh the horror!
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The 1940s version was lovely. The TV series too.
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Yes I loved the mini series! 🙂
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Gasp indeed. And she was lucky. Only half?;)
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🙂
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Personally, I would find this a happy ending, not a horror story!
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