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I think it's too difficult to find a good adaptation of a book or saga. There are very few that I liked but I would like to know which ones you liked.

The film adaptation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's "Half of a Yellow Sun" resonated deeply. It beautifully depicted the complexities of Nigeria during the Biafran War, capturing the essence of the novel's powerful narrative and characters.

Lord of the ring written by J. R. R. Tolkien, it was adaptated by Peter Jackson. It's simply epic, respecting the main events of the book, I love it.

Amanda Meira wrote: ↑30 Dec 2023, 12:03 Lord of the ring written by J. R. R. Tolkien, it was adaptated by Peter Jackson. It's simply epic, respecting the main events of the book, I love it.

I couldn’t agree more. What Peter Jackson did was incredible since the books were incredibly long, and he would inevitably have to leave some parts of the story out.

Lord of the Rings. One of the best. I love the story, characters, plot, themes, suspense, and what a fantastic ending.

I liked the film adaptation of Stephen King's book "The Shining." The book was frightening when you read it but the film gave justice to the scary and bone-chilling moments.

“The Martian” the movie took a few liberties but I honestly believe that they increased the experience of the book. I thought this was a very very good movie adaptation that almost directly followed the book during Marks experience all the way through.

The first Harry Potter movie was well done, in my opinion. I love that they really captured the wonder and awe of Harry discovering the magical world.

I know that it’s not exactly a book and that it's also not exactly a film, but the adaptation of the manga Nana, by Ai Yazawa, is beautifully done in my opinion. Even though both the manga and the anime haven’t been finished to this day, the anime was able to portray in an emotional and delicate way all the topics that were talked about in the manga.

The greatest fiolm adaptation is the Harry Potter series. Those were just eight great movies. J k Rowling was a beast when she wrote those books. Forever etched into cinema history

Little Women (2019) directed by Greta Gerwig. The ending had me in tears. Cinematography and writing were so well done it changed my brain chemistry forever.