Monday, August 1, 2011

Novel Films Blogfest


In lieu of my running Six Things I Did Today Instead of Writing, I have decided to participate in a blogfest.

Madeleine at Scribble and Edit is hosting a Novel Films blogfest from August 1st-3rd. List how many works of fiction where you’ve read the book and have seen the film/mini-series, etc.

Here is my list (which is pretty limited and contains a few pieces of non-fiction):


Novels
Notes
  1. The Orchid Thief
Adaptation
  1. Harry Potter series
All seven
  1. It

  1. Misery

  1. The Stand

  1. East of Eden

  1. White Oleander
Hated the movie
  1. Catch Me If You Can
Hated the book
  1. Percy Jackson
Don’t make any sequels, please!
  1. Twilight

  1. New Moon

  1. The DaVinci Code

  1. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
With Gene Wilder
  1. Emma
Clueless
  1. The Notebook

  1. Red Dragon

  1. The Kite Runner

  1. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil

  1. Sex and the City

  1. Tales from the City

  1. The Outsiders

  1. The Client

  1. The Firm

  1. The Rainmaker

  1. Runaway Jury

  1. A Time to Kill


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10 comments:

  1. Oh I'd forgotten about the Emma/Clueless pairing. Good list. A few match mine, but not many. Thanks for joining in my blogfest :O)

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  2. Very cool blogfest. I do remember a few in which I liked the movie and hated the book, or vice versa. I tend to be behind in movie watching, so my list wouldn't be impressive.

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  3. I haven't see Percy Jackson, but from what I've heard and read, making a sequel would be difficult . . . without recreating the whole thing. :P

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  4. Third post I've read today about this blogfest. I better check this out. Good list, Susan!

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  5. Hi,

    Can't say as I've encountered many of these, though the Kite Runner I did enjoy. ;)

    best
    F

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  6. I enjoyed Clueless. I'm a Grisham fan, too.

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  7. That's much longer than my list. Thanks for sharing! My post will be up later this evening.

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  8. Nice list! I wasn't a fan of White Orleander either. Looooved Clueless, though.

    :-)

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  9. The only ones that I experience both book and movie were DaVinci (starts good but fizzles in both cases) and Catch Me If You Can. I did like the book of the latter. I read it over 20 years ago, but I remember it made a big impression on me, but the movie had more entertainment value.


    Lee
    Tossing It Out

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  10. How could I have missed Sex & the City? I was a huge fan of HBO series, I liked the movies (the first more than the second) but I tried reading the book and just couldn't get into it.

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