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0 / 32 Fotos
'Jaws' (1975) - The Oscar-winning film undeniably improved upon Peter Benchley's bestselling novel, expertly paring it down to its bare essentials, erasing a strange Mafia subplot, and creating an explosive climax where there wasn't one.
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1 / 32 Fotos
'The Princess Bride' (1987) - A classic film for past, present, and future generations, the novel's author, William Goldman, wrote the screen adaptation, so there was not much controversy to be had.
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2 / 32 Fotos
'Jackie Brown' (1997) - Elmore Leonard's 'Rum Punch' was a great novel about an air stewardess mixed up in crime, but Quentin Tarantino made the protagonist a black woman, and gave Pam Grier her career-best role.
© BrunoPress
3 / 32 Fotos
'A Clockwork Orange' (1971) - Anthony Burgess's violent, grotesque, confounding novel was genius in its own way, but Kubrick's unique aesthetic made it immensely more digestible and effective. It is known as a classic cult film!
© BrunoPress
4 / 32 Fotos
'Planet of the Apes' (1968)
- French author Pierre Boulle's 1963 novel is a satirical social allegory about a journalist and a professor who stumble upon an intelligent ape culture, but the film adaptation was groundbreaking and featured a climactic twist that the book lacked.
© NL Beeld
5 / 32 Fotos
'The Spy Who Loved Me' (1977) - Ian Fleming's ninth James Bond novel was panned across the board, and it looks nothing like the action-packed 007 thriller it became on-screen. Bond doesn't even show up in the novel until its final chapters!
© BrunoPress
6 / 32 Fotos
'Psycho' (1960) - Alfred Hitchcock changes Robert Bloch's one-line dismissal of Marion Crane into an iconic slasher cinema moment, and he imbues the story with much more suspense and surprise than a book ever could.
© BrunoPress
7 / 32 Fotos
'Die Hard' (1988) - Though the film doesn't stray far from the basic plot of Roderick Thorp's 1979 novel 'Nothing Lasts Forever,' the film added humor and personality to its characters, and the film's influence has extended far past that of the book.
© BrunoPress
8 / 32 Fotos
'The Bridges of Madison County' (1995) - Robert James Waller's tale of an affair between a National Geographic photographer and a lonely Iowa farm wife is a book people love to hate, especially when compared to the film, whose leads are two Hollywood legends.
© BrunoPress
9 / 32 Fotos
'The Notebook' (2004) - Nicholas Sparks's syrupy novels tend to all follow a predictable trend, yet the adaptation of his first novel was a hit! Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling elevate it from its airport novel origins, and can make the most cynical viewer cry.
© BrunoPress
10 / 32 Fotos
'Blade Runner' (1982) - The novel 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' is a sci-fi classic in its own right, but the liberties the film took in its loose adaptation, and the ambiguity of whether Deckard is a replicant, changed the entire energy of it.
© BrunoPress
11 / 32 Fotos
'Forrest Gump' (1994) - The film cut out an extraordinary amount from the novel, including when Forrest becomes an astronaut, works with an orangutan named Sue in space, and crash lands into a forest with cannibals.
© BrunoPress
12 / 32 Fotos
'Drive' (2011) - Like James Sallis's novel, the film is a lot of style over substance, but that kind of technique just works better on-screen in this case. Gosling's restraint, and then his bursts of violence, make a much stronger visual impact.
© BrunoPress
13 / 32 Fotos
'Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb' (1964) - Stanley Kubrick makes multiple appearances on this list, as he has a keen eye for evolving narratives, like this straightforward thriller about nuclear war, and turning them into something with a much more lasting impression as social commentary.
© BrunoPress
14 / 32 Fotos
'The Graduate' (1967)
- While the film doesn't deviate too much from Charles Webb's novella, casting Dustin Hoffman as the lead, and Anne Bancroft as his seducer—in combination with the iconic Simon and Garfunkel score—elevated the film past the pages.
© BrunoPress
15 / 32 Fotos
'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' (1975) - The film shifted perspective from Chief (Will Sampson), who narrates the novel, to McMurphy (Jack Nicholson), and the central conflict between McMurphy and Nurse Ratched became so much more dynamic.
© BrunoPress
16 / 32 Fotos
'The Shining' (1980)
- Stephen King was famously unhappy with Kubrick's adaptation of his novel. He didn't like how it diminished Jack's supernatural possession, but grounding Jack's horror in the natural turned out even scarier.
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17 / 32 Fotos
'The Silence of the Lambs' (1991) - While the film cuts away extraneous subplots and characters, its best feature is Jodie Foster as Clarice and Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter.
© BrunoPress
18 / 32 Fotos
'No Country for Old Men' (2007)
- Cormac McCarthy's writing style is very distinct, and unfortunately not appealing to a wider audience. The Coen brothers took his stellar material and infused it with a more engaging style and more dark humor.
© BrunoPress
19 / 32 Fotos
'Jurassic Park' (1993) - The film was a huge technological feat for its time, and its remakes still pale in comparison to the original. Spielberg wows with the fully realized dinosaurs, but also in the way he makes the characters more developed than Michael Crichton's book.
© NL Beeld
20 / 32 Fotos
'The Godfather' (1972) - It might be enough to say that there's a reason people don't binge-read Mario Puzo's 1969 novel. But Francis Ford Coppola's epic film adaptation streamlines the meandering prose, turning the story into a feat of American cinema.
© BrunoPress
21 / 32 Fotos
'The Shawshank Redemption' (1994) - This film is considered by many to be one of the greatest of all time, and yet people often forget it's based on Stephen King's novella. There's a good reason for that.
© BrunoPress
22 / 32 Fotos
'Jumanji' (1995) - While Chris Van Allsburg's 'Jumanji' is a picture book, the movie still deserves credit for its stellar cast and its ability to transform the game into a childhood classic.
© BrunoPress
23 / 32 Fotos
'The Last of the Mohicans' (1992)
- James Fenimore Cooper's novel is an 18th-century classic, but by today's standards, it's slow and dense. The film, starring Daniel Day-Lewis, is fast-paced and much easier to get through.
© NL Beeld
24 / 32 Fotos
'Stand By Me' (1986) - Adapted from Stephen King's 'The Body,' not much differed from the novella, but director Rob Reiner captured the dark humor and bittersweet childhood nostalgia flawlessly, making the movie a beloved classic.
© BrunoPress
25 / 32 Fotos
'L.A. Confidential' (1997) - James Ellroy's novel is a neo-noir classic, but the film adaptation wins this round because of the way it seamlessly captures 1950s Los Angeles.
© BrunoPress
26 / 32 Fotos
'Fight Club' (1999) - While Chuck Palahniuk's novel is a masterpiece, the film is often favored for its ending, as well as Brad Pitt's portrayal of Tyler Durden.
© BrunoPress
27 / 32 Fotos
'Requiem for a Dream' (2000)
- Much like all of Darren Aronofsky's films, 'Requiem for a Dream' contains haunting imagery that stays with you long after it's over, and the imagery far surpasses the book's descriptions.
© Getty Images
28 / 32 Fotos
'Mystic River' (2003) - Dennis Lehane's novels tend to play out better on-screen, and this Clint Eastwood-directed film starring Sean Penn, Tim Robbins, and Kevin Bacon is one of the best examples.
© BrunoPress
29 / 32 Fotos
'There Will Be Blood' (2008) - To be fair, Paul Thomas Anderson reportedly only used the first 150 pages of Upton Sinclair's 'Oil!' for 'There Will Be Blood.' However, the film transforms the dark satire of the novel into something truly formidable, entertaining, and affecting.
© BrunoPress
30 / 32 Fotos
'Fantastic Mr. Fox' (2009)
- Wes Anderson is probably not the first person you'd suggest to adapt a Roald Dahl children's story, but he did an amazing job at keeping it mature, refined, deeply sweet, yet still accessible.
© NL Beeld
31 / 32 Fotos
© Getty Images
0 / 32 Fotos
'Jaws' (1975) - The Oscar-winning film undeniably improved upon Peter Benchley's bestselling novel, expertly paring it down to its bare essentials, erasing a strange Mafia subplot, and creating an explosive climax where there wasn't one.
© BrunoPress
1 / 32 Fotos
'The Princess Bride' (1987) - A classic film for past, present, and future generations, the novel's author, William Goldman, wrote the screen adaptation, so there was not much controversy to be had.
© BrunoPress
2 / 32 Fotos
'Jackie Brown' (1997) - Elmore Leonard's 'Rum Punch' was a great novel about an air stewardess mixed up in crime, but Quentin Tarantino made the protagonist a black woman, and gave Pam Grier her career-best role.
© BrunoPress
3 / 32 Fotos
'A Clockwork Orange' (1971) - Anthony Burgess's violent, grotesque, confounding novel was genius in its own way, but Kubrick's unique aesthetic made it immensely more digestible and effective. It is known as a classic cult film!
© BrunoPress
4 / 32 Fotos
'Planet of the Apes' (1968)
- French author Pierre Boulle's 1963 novel is a satirical social allegory about a journalist and a professor who stumble upon an intelligent ape culture, but the film adaptation was groundbreaking and featured a climactic twist that the book lacked.
© NL Beeld
5 / 32 Fotos
'The Spy Who Loved Me' (1977) - Ian Fleming's ninth James Bond novel was panned across the board, and it looks nothing like the action-packed 007 thriller it became on-screen. Bond doesn't even show up in the novel until its final chapters!
© BrunoPress
6 / 32 Fotos
'Psycho' (1960) - Alfred Hitchcock changes Robert Bloch's one-line dismissal of Marion Crane into an iconic slasher cinema moment, and he imbues the story with much more suspense and surprise than a book ever could.
© BrunoPress
7 / 32 Fotos
'Die Hard' (1988) - Though the film doesn't stray far from the basic plot of Roderick Thorp's 1979 novel 'Nothing Lasts Forever,' the film added humor and personality to its characters, and the film's influence has extended far past that of the book.
© BrunoPress
8 / 32 Fotos
'The Bridges of Madison County' (1995) - Robert James Waller's tale of an affair between a National Geographic photographer and a lonely Iowa farm wife is a book people love to hate, especially when compared to the film, whose leads are two Hollywood legends.
© BrunoPress
9 / 32 Fotos
'The Notebook' (2004) - Nicholas Sparks's syrupy novels tend to all follow a predictable trend, yet the adaptation of his first novel was a hit! Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling elevate it from its airport novel origins, and can make the most cynical viewer cry.
© BrunoPress
10 / 32 Fotos
'Blade Runner' (1982) - The novel 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' is a sci-fi classic in its own right, but the liberties the film took in its loose adaptation, and the ambiguity of whether Deckard is a replicant, changed the entire energy of it.
© BrunoPress
11 / 32 Fotos
'Forrest Gump' (1994) - The film cut out an extraordinary amount from the novel, including when Forrest becomes an astronaut, works with an orangutan named Sue in space, and crash lands into a forest with cannibals.
© BrunoPress
12 / 32 Fotos
'Drive' (2011) - Like James Sallis's novel, the film is a lot of style over substance, but that kind of technique just works better on-screen in this case. Gosling's restraint, and then his bursts of violence, make a much stronger visual impact.
© BrunoPress
13 / 32 Fotos
'Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb' (1964) - Stanley Kubrick makes multiple appearances on this list, as he has a keen eye for evolving narratives, like this straightforward thriller about nuclear war, and turning them into something with a much more lasting impression as social commentary.
© BrunoPress
14 / 32 Fotos
'The Graduate' (1967)
- While the film doesn't deviate too much from Charles Webb's novella, casting Dustin Hoffman as the lead, and Anne Bancroft as his seducer—in combination with the iconic Simon and Garfunkel score—elevated the film past the pages.
© BrunoPress
15 / 32 Fotos
'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' (1975) - The film shifted perspective from Chief (Will Sampson), who narrates the novel, to McMurphy (Jack Nicholson), and the central conflict between McMurphy and Nurse Ratched became so much more dynamic.
© BrunoPress
16 / 32 Fotos
'The Shining' (1980)
- Stephen King was famously unhappy with Kubrick's adaptation of his novel. He didn't like how it diminished Jack's supernatural possession, but grounding Jack's horror in the natural turned out even scarier.
© Getty Images
17 / 32 Fotos
'The Silence of the Lambs' (1991) - While the film cuts away extraneous subplots and characters, its best feature is Jodie Foster as Clarice and Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter.
© BrunoPress
18 / 32 Fotos
'No Country for Old Men' (2007)
- Cormac McCarthy's writing style is very distinct, and unfortunately not appealing to a wider audience. The Coen brothers took his stellar material and infused it with a more engaging style and more dark humor.
© BrunoPress
19 / 32 Fotos
'Jurassic Park' (1993) - The film was a huge technological feat for its time, and its remakes still pale in comparison to the original. Spielberg wows with the fully realized dinosaurs, but also in the way he makes the characters more developed than Michael Crichton's book.
© NL Beeld
20 / 32 Fotos
'The Godfather' (1972) - It might be enough to say that there's a reason people don't binge-read Mario Puzo's 1969 novel. But Francis Ford Coppola's epic film adaptation streamlines the meandering prose, turning the story into a feat of American cinema.
© BrunoPress
21 / 32 Fotos
'The Shawshank Redemption' (1994) - This film is considered by many to be one of the greatest of all time, and yet people often forget it's based on Stephen King's novella. There's a good reason for that.
© BrunoPress
22 / 32 Fotos
'Jumanji' (1995) - While Chris Van Allsburg's 'Jumanji' is a picture book, the movie still deserves credit for its stellar cast and its ability to transform the game into a childhood classic.
© BrunoPress
23 / 32 Fotos
'The Last of the Mohicans' (1992)
- James Fenimore Cooper's novel is an 18th-century classic, but by today's standards, it's slow and dense. The film, starring Daniel Day-Lewis, is fast-paced and much easier to get through.
© NL Beeld
24 / 32 Fotos
'Stand By Me' (1986) - Adapted from Stephen King's 'The Body,' not much differed from the novella, but director Rob Reiner captured the dark humor and bittersweet childhood nostalgia flawlessly, making the movie a beloved classic.
© BrunoPress
25 / 32 Fotos
'L.A. Confidential' (1997) - James Ellroy's novel is a neo-noir classic, but the film adaptation wins this round because of the way it seamlessly captures 1950s Los Angeles.
© BrunoPress
26 / 32 Fotos
'Fight Club' (1999) - While Chuck Palahniuk's novel is a masterpiece, the film is often favored for its ending, as well as Brad Pitt's portrayal of Tyler Durden.
© BrunoPress
27 / 32 Fotos
'Requiem for a Dream' (2000)
- Much like all of Darren Aronofsky's films, 'Requiem for a Dream' contains haunting imagery that stays with you long after it's over, and the imagery far surpasses the book's descriptions.
© Getty Images
28 / 32 Fotos
'Mystic River' (2003) - Dennis Lehane's novels tend to play out better on-screen, and this Clint Eastwood-directed film starring Sean Penn, Tim Robbins, and Kevin Bacon is one of the best examples.
© BrunoPress
29 / 32 Fotos
'There Will Be Blood' (2008) - To be fair, Paul Thomas Anderson reportedly only used the first 150 pages of Upton Sinclair's 'Oil!' for 'There Will Be Blood.' However, the film transforms the dark satire of the novel into something truly formidable, entertaining, and affecting.
© BrunoPress
30 / 32 Fotos
'Fantastic Mr. Fox' (2009)
- Wes Anderson is probably not the first person you'd suggest to adapt a Roald Dahl children's story, but he did an amazing job at keeping it mature, refined, deeply sweet, yet still accessible.
© NL Beeld
31 / 32 Fotos
Controversy! Movies that are better than their books
You don't have to lie and say you'll read it
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Do you read the book or watch the movie first? In most cases, the fact is that the book reigns supreme, since it takes place in your own mind, and it makes the film seem like a cash grab, relying on preexisting fans to drive up ticket sales. But then there are those films that make you forget there was ever a book to begin with.
Check out this gallery to see which movies turned out better than their paper counterparts.
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