Everyone always says the book was better than the movie. Can anyone write a HUB on any time the movie was actually better than the book?

I've got one! Bridges of Madison County. The book by Robert James Waller--and I apologize in advance to all its many fans, who are legion--was awful. Over-written, stylized to the point of a burlesque...I... keep reading →

The Bridge on the River Kwai is an Academy Award-winning 1957 World War II war film based on the novel Le Pont de la Rivi keep reading →

 This is just my opinion so if anyone disagrees that's fine. I felt as though I am legend the movie was far better then the book. This is the first example that pops into my mind. In the book the... keep reading →

In 1982, the famous horror writer Stephen King, using the pseudonym Richard Bachman, wrote a novel set in prison, named "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption" The novel moved away from the horror style... keep reading →

It can be difficult for a person who loves a book to love a movie made from it, because by the nature of film as a medium there are going to be certain things that have to be taken out or treated differently. ... keep reading →