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Welcome to Adapt This, where we explore the fascinating world of books turned into movies. Whether you’re an avid reader or a dedicated movie buff, our reviews dive into how well beloved novels make the leap to the big screen. We also take a look at some select books, giving you insight into great reads
Have you ever thought “I was meant to do this” when you are working on a writing project. The sense of this feeling comes from our belief in fate and can aid in writing projects. Ever come up to a wall when writing a school paper or work report, then sat there racking your brain
Occasionally, when working on a project whether it be creative or even a simple math problem you can get wrapped up in the details. Where did I put that hammer? For instance. Scratch hammer and include pen and you will probably see why writing is such a exciting activity. Most of the time there is
Recently, the city of San Francisco created a huge art installation on the bridge bridge composed of lights that randomly light up as different elements of the environment pass by. Wind, water and cars all work together to create a beautiful collage on the wires of the bridge. The director of this art installation used
Book-to-film adaptations often leave fans divided—it’s a classic case of “you can’t please everyone.” Compressing hours of reading into a two-hour movie can be a tough challenge, and how well it’s done depends entirely on who you ask. But one thing is clear: watching the movie doesn’t have to ruin the book. In fact, I’m
In the crowded world of fantasy films, “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” stands out with its familiar charm and grandeur. Directed by Peter Jackson, the film is infused with the same sense of folklore, humor, and thrilling action that fans have come to expect from adaptations of J.R.R. Tolkien’s works. This time, the story follows
Mitty is the greatest man in the world according to his lucid day-dreams where he picks up on his love interest, saves a dog from a burning building and more. What’s great about this film is that it could be called a movie about a mid-life crisis but does well to avoid the subject all
This book is a teenage Young Adult Novel and it revolves around Sutter Keely who resides in Oklahoma. He is not narcissistic nor spiritual nor a social butterfly. He is a social magic maker. He makes up witty words to describe his thought’s, friends and life whilst voicing his opinion in a whimsical way. There
This movie was announced for a Christmas day release. Compounding on that fact, this is a movie chock full of nudity, obscene language and fanatical money laundering. Jordan Belfort, the character from the book seems even richer and craftier of a sleazy public stock trader in the movie. If you have ever heard the urban
Over the course of one week the “Wolf of Wall Street” made more money than the King of France had in his coffers. It examines his relationships with his subordinates, peers and family life, all without leaving the sex, drugs and fame behind. This is a book full of abrasive dialogue. If an acquaintance had
