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I like horror movies, especially old ones. There is one amazing film “Frankenstein” (1931) with B. Karloff starring as a monster. I think I like this movie… but I must say that there are just a few moments that you can find both in the film and in the book: the names, the monster, a wedding and… nothing more, I think)) I was crying over the book while reading it and I was a little bit shocked by the happy ending of the film =/ What the hell? Why almost all old films have happy ends? But the atmosphere of such movies is awesome! I suppose this fact makes me watch them)
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Horrors.
I like horror movies, especially the old ones. There is one amazing film called “Frankenstein” (1931) with B. Karloff starring as a monster. I think I like this movie… but I must say that there are just a few moments that you can find both in the film and in the book: the names, the monster, a wedding and… nothing more, I think)) I was crying over the book while I was reading it, but I was a little bit shocked by the happy ending of the film =/ What the hell? Why do almost all old films have happy endings? But the atmosphere of such movies is awesome! I suppose this fact makes me watch them) ...well, the book was written during the Romantic Period, so maybe that's why they gave it such an ending. I think I enjoyed both the book and the film.
**Good job!! Regards!! :D
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haha, thank you, Helen :D
Frankly speaking, I prefer watching such movies because I can't keep from crying when I'm watching something like drama xD and I don't really like this)
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You are so breave !! The voice, clothes, blood, dark scene and the stoty in the horror movies are all make me scared. :))) But I love movies expect that. :D
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Yeah, I see, thank you for your answers :) I know about some rules that took place in movie-making and I agree that it's almost impossible to express all the ideas of a book in just 80 minutes or so. It was a rhetorical question, I think :)
brajesh, you are right saying that too many films based on books are not worth watching. It's bad that people who don't like reading or have no free time for it can't see all the best moments and the main ideas of books in such films.
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look Ksu! literature is very different from films. i do believe that literature can't be translated into the films. Many times a film based on a bestseller proves a dull one. to support my answer, i would like to give an example of the bestseller-The Name of the Rose.
liked your view.
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