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Old 16-07-2005, 23:18   #22
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Re: Are books better than the movie?

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Originally Posted by makikomi
I read Tom Clancy's "Clear and Present Danger" and thought it an excellent read. The film was a big disappointment. Too many cliches, and strayed too far from the original story.

All the Clancy movies have been quite poor when compared to the books.


Only one I think is really any good is The Hunt for Red October...brilliant film, although still not as good as the book (& misses *a lot* out).



Hmm. Some other book to film adaptations...


The Godfather - excellent book & excellent (1st two) movies.


Jurassic Park - excellent book, OKish movie (great special FX, but v poor adaptation of the book).


Sin City - excellent graphic novel, excellent movie.
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