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Many of Steven Spielberg’s movies are based on books. What caught his attention for him to adapt each one of these books?
The two films couldn’t be more different but what they have in common is that both are based or inspired by non fiction books. Yes, Barbie is also inspired by a bestseller book…
How good is the adaptation? Is the movie worth watching? Is the book worth reading? The debate is served. Find out what people say…
* Yes, we know… Cinema and literature are quite different and not very comparable media. But when a book is made into a movie, the game of comparing becomes inevitable, making way for an interesting and passionate debate that arises from the initial question: Which do you think is better?
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* Yes, really! There are thousands of movies based on books. Books have been a source of inspiration since the earliest days of cinema, and the practice of bringing books to screen has become even more recurring in recent years, in which the film industry has seen in books and comic books a sure value for their stories.
“The job of the screenplay is to extract the essence of the story from the novel and reconfigure it for the screen maintaining its essence.”
BARRY EISLER (Writer)