There are so many movies that come from books. It is obvious that the entire book cannot become a screenplay, but I find that the real story and characters are lost when it is adapted for the movie inudstry.
My favorite books are written by Robert Ludlum.
Hollywood has taken his "Bourne Identity" series and made hits in the box office, but after I dared to buy the 1st DVD, I was so very disappointed and upset at the same time. His truly amazing writing about a character and story was lost in the movie.
I prefer the Book version over the movie versions.
How do you feel on this? Book or Movie?
I did enjoy the movies but that is probably because I haven't read his books. I'll have to check out his books in the future since I have WAY too many other books to read. lol but I have seen his books and were tempted to buy them but again too many others I need to read.
Robert Ludlum books are easy to get addicted to. I love the way he writes and he captures the readers attention.
The book is so different than the movie. I am glad I read the book.
I have watched a movie and decided to read the book afterwards. But, since I already know the ending (lol) I find the book looses something to me as the reader.
So now, I prefer the books over the Hollywood versions.
Yea I hadn't finished the latest HP book before I saw the movie and I just lost all desire to finish reading it after seeing the movie. I need to do what you do and read the books COMPLETELY then see the movie.
I'll take the book over the movie - any day. I don't think I've ever walked out of a movie saying "that was so much better than the book"
i wud def go 4 books....there is a deep dtailin n u really need 2 concentrate ..its basically for those ppl whu love readin...wheras movies do not need that much of concentration..i prefer detailin n go for books...
by wytegarillaz 6 years ago
Would you rather read a good book or watch a movie ?If so why ? I personally love to read a book as there are no adverts !
by telltale 6 years ago
Do people nowadays prefer to read in the Internet rather than actual books?Do people read books at all nowadays? I noticed that not many people prefer to go to the library for books, what do you think?
by alexandriaruthk 10 years ago
Hard copy/print books or ebooks : which one do you prefer?Some people prefer the other, sometimes they prefer which one is available. How about you, what is your reason in choosing the other?
by Janis Goad 11 years ago
Do you prefer reading books in paper or e-reader form, like Kindle or Kobo, and why?
by SJ Rose 7 years ago
Do you prefer reading from an actual book, or from an e-reader like Kindle or Kobo?
by Sarah Alston 10 years ago
is there a great need in society for independent magazines?
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