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Super 6 Books That I’m Excited To See Turned Into Movies in 2014
Seriously guys, Hiccup got Neville Longbottomed!Ugh, tacky poster is tacky.Totally against Tris having as ass and boobs shot while Four gets to be all ‘hey, I’m the lead in this film’ but actually looking forward to it.
A lover of kittens and all things sparkly, Nemo has a degree in English Literature and specialises in reviewing contemporary, paranormal, mystery/thriller, historical, sci-fi and fantasy Young Adult fiction. She is especially drawn to novels about princesses, strong female friendships, magical powers, and assassins.
Do you normally read the book first then see the movie, or vice versa? The book is fantastic and since it’s aimed at older children/young adults it’s a very quick read – when I revisited it as an adult I read it in one afternoon I think.
I don’t mind which. I majored in page to screen adaptations at university so I often like to see the film first, read the book then watch the film again. I don’t mind reading the book, though, it’s often a matter of time – books take longer to devour than films.
That sounds like a great major! I’m sure there will be a heap of copies out after the film so you could easily do film-book-film 🙂 As long as you don’t mind movie tie-in book covers 😛 (I personally can’t stand them unless I really enjoyed the movie)
HomeEcGirl
Really liked Divergent
Nemo
It’s not opened here in Australia yet but I will be going to see it.
bookpolygamist
I’m a bit worried about The Giver. It meant so much to me as a kid, and it’s still one of my favourite books, so I hope it’s done right.
Nemo
I’ve not had the time to read it yet, but it does sound good. Here’s hoping!
bookpolygamist
Do you normally read the book first then see the movie, or vice versa? The book is fantastic and since it’s aimed at older children/young adults it’s a very quick read – when I revisited it as an adult I read it in one afternoon I think.
Nemo
I don’t mind which. I majored in page to screen adaptations at university so I often like to see the film first, read the book then watch the film again. I don’t mind reading the book, though, it’s often a matter of time – books take longer to devour than films.
bookpolygamist
That sounds like a great major! I’m sure there will be a heap of copies out after the film so you could easily do film-book-film 🙂 As long as you don’t mind movie tie-in book covers 😛 (I personally can’t stand them unless I really enjoyed the movie)