I need a list of movies?!
Question: I need a list of movies based on books, please...
Answers: I need a list of movies based on books, please...
heres a huge list
kite runner is good
Seabiscuit
Needful Things
harry potter....narnia
i dont read so this is hard
the five people you meet in heaven
**** this...
Geez, that's about 2/3 of them. Some from just this past year:
Atonement, Beowulf, Bourne Ultimatum, Bridge to Terabithia, Charlie Wilson's War, Golden Compass, Gone Baby Gone, Hannibal Rising, Harry Potter... Phoenix, I Am Legend, Kite Runner, Love in the Time of Cholera, Nancy Drew, Nanny Diaries, Persepolis, and many more.
All of the Jurassic Park movies
All of the James Bond movies
All of the Jason Bourne movies
All of the Harry Potter movies
SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS
HOLES
SOUNDER
BECAUSE OF WINN DIXIE
THE BONE COLLECTOR
1984
apocalypse now based on 'heart of darkness'
Princess Bride!!!! the best movie ever based on a book i swear!
Eragon
Harry Potter
The chronicles of narnia
The sisterhood of the travelling pants
Twitches
The Princess Diaries
Stand By Me
To Kill A Mockingbird
Gone With The Wind
Kite Runner
Along Came A Spider
Kiss The Girls
It
Misery
The Stand
Dreamcatcher
Harry potter, The stand, the green mile, the shining, pet cemetary, where the heart is, curious george, all the grisham books.
The Da Vinci Code, I-Robot, V For Vendetta(its based on a graphic novel) there are soooo many!
a beautiful
dangerous liasons
of mice and men
moby dick
love in the time of cholera
white oleander
where the heart is
high fidelity
importance of being earnest
girl interrupted
Check it out!
http://www.bookreporter.com/features/boo...
idk about a walk to remember its both a book and movie- i just don't know which came first! lol
Eragon.
Harry Potter.
The Devil wears Prada.
Sleeping with the Enemy.
About A Boy.
Titanic! [look it up! Could be!]
Have you tried looking at such web sites as this one (below) or the ones mentioned above? That's probably your best way, especially if you need a comprehensive list fast.
http://www.listsofbests.com/list/5599
1) Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
2) The assassination of Jesse James By the Coward Robert Ford
3) Sin City
4) Lord of the Rings Trilogy
5) Pride and Prejudice
6) The Virgin Suicides
harry potter and the.......all of them
the colour purple
lawnmower man
misery
sense and sensibility
pride and predudice
oliver
sweeny todd
the chronicles of narnia
the other bolyn girl
interview with the vampire
queen of the damned
bram stokers Dracula
and on and on and on and on..........theres hundreds of them.
Gods and Generals
Gettysburg
Narnia
Lord of the Rings (must see)
golden compass (haven't seen it, don't want to)
Harry potter
indian in the cupboard
alex rider
Lord of the Rings
Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants
Harry Potter
Hogfather
The Harp in the South
The Princess Bride
Running with Scissors
bridge to tarabithia
matylda
harry potter
the golden compass <--(the movie is pretty good & the books are great)
sweeny todd
chronicals of narnia
princess diaries
alice in wonderland
breakfast at tiffanys
jaws
lord of the rings
gone with the wind
seabiscuit
pride and prejudice
kite runner
rebecca- daphne de maurier
and all that!
Mean Girls
Shes the man
The Rebound
The First Sunday
The Friday After Next
Harry Potter, The Notebook, Chonicles of Narnia, The Princess Diares Series, Pride & Prejedous (sorry for the spelling error) , The Sisterhood of the traveling Pants, The outsiders and Speak
go to this website
http://www.mcpl.lib.mo.us/readers/movies...
it shows the pages by the letter the start with. it shows the movie name, year it was made, book name, and year the book was published. It really helps .
Silence of the Lambs, the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Cujo, Alice in Wonderland, lots of Stephen King books have become movies like the Shining and The Mist, I am Legend, War of the Worlds, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Clockwork Orange.
Hilarious book...subpar movie:
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Great books do not always become great movies, but here are several:
To Kill a Mockingbird--the emotional weight of the book, the
very human thoughtlines, and the gentle humor translate
well. Mary Badham gives an incredible performance as
young scout, as does Gregory Peck as her father, and
Brock Peters as Tom Robinson
The Cider House Rules--As in most John Irving books, the
search for an absent father drives the characters. The
cinematography and acting are superb
Slaughterhouse Five--I don't think I have seen Michael Glass
in anything else, but his turn as unstuck-in-time Billy
Pilgrim is stunning
Empire of the Sun--Not my favorite JG Ballard book, but
young Christian Bale is commanding as Jim. Maybe
some day a brilliant director can tackle The Unlimited
Dream Company
Note to Hollywood--Could some sensitive and brave director
cast Sean Penn as John Brown the Liberator and
Lawrence Fishburn as Frederick Douglas and make
a great film of Russell Banks' Cloudsplitter?!!?