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What is your favorite movie based on a book?

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All things considered, I'd have to say the Harry Potter movie series. It's one of the few that comes closest to capturing the magic of the books
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To Kill A Mockingbird
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The hunger Games - is the best movie book I am attached. It features true to life survival as refugees experienced.
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Dune 1986 movie
Godfather I and II
Starship Troopers
LOTR trilogy
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2001: A space odyssee
LOTR trilogy
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The Princess Bride - is probably the only movie based on a book that is better than the book. So much better. The movie is great, the book is crap.
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The Dead Zone-Stephen King
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Godfather series. Especially 1and 2.
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'Gone Girl' ... But some say that the book is better.
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Shawshank redemption, The notebook
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Cross of Iron based on the book The Willing Flesh by Willi Hienrich.
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Jaws.

I love that film so much.
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Gone With the Wind
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I guess i shouldn't have been surprised to learn that most of my favorite movies are based on books. And further that I have read most of those books, usually before seeing the movie, but a few after as well. Some of my favorites though, have not previously been mentioned:

Shogun (actually a TV mini-series);
All the President's Men;
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (a movie and a TV miniseries);
The Spy Who Came In From the Cold;
Pillars of the Earth (another TV miniseries); and
The Day of the Jackal.

But of these and all the others mentioned in earlier posts, I guess my all-time favorite would be Blackhawk Down.

On further thought though, there are so many great movies that have been mentioned here, it really is hard to choose. =d>
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Cross of Iron based on the book The Willing Flesh by Willi Hienrich.


I agree, an excellent Sam Peckinpah film and all the better with the two James', Coburn and Mason.
My favourite though, like many others is the Lord of the Rings Trilogy.
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Pride and Prejudice
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I adore thrillers and am really fond of many of the old Alfred Hitchcock films. My favourites are Strangers on a Train, Marnie and Rear Window. I had to double check, but they're all based on books.

For something more recent, I thought The Martian was brilliant.
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The Shinning, because Jack Nicholson made the movie.
Horse Solders, because anything John Wayne made is good if not great.
Open Range, I love all of Kevin Costar's movie's, even Water World and the Post Man.
Das Boot, One of the great movies, have watched it I don't know how many times.
From Here To Eternity, Love Burt Lancaster's movies, Frank Sinatra was great in movies too.
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Islands In The Stream, For Whom The Bells Toll, The Sun Also Rises...all Hemingway Novels.
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Tess of the D'Ubervilles by Thomas Hardy was made into a movie by Roman Polanski. Such a good film. Green mile is another favourite of mine from book to film.
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Out of Africa
The Talented Mr. Ripley
Strangers on a Train
Sense and Sensibility