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There are a lot of movies based on books.
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There are very fewgoodmovies based on books.
Its no secret Hollywood likes to get its ideas elsewhere, and the book-to-movie pipeline has always been robust.
We also included the real-life novels that inspired them so you might add to your reading list.
Weve also got a guide to thebest movies based on romance novels.)
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Onsreen, stars Emma Corrin andJack OConnellhave a natural chemistry that only adds to the steaminess.
As a result, enemies turned lovers Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy come to life onscreen.
The Oscar-nominated film received numerous awards, including a best supporting actress win for Regina Kings performance.
Sounds simple enough, right?
The thriller tackles parenting, manipulation, misogyny, and most of all, marriage.
When it comes to movie adaptations of books, this is near the top of the list.
Perhaps the best part of the crime thriller is Blake Lively and Anna Kendricks odd yet enthralling dynamic.
Anne Hathaways character is clueless and unfashionable, and fancies herself a serious journalist.
Their characters clash yet somehow find a way to work together.
The movie is elevated by the performances, and you might find yourself surprisingly moved at the end.
Celies journey spans a 40-year time period.
The trilogy of teen romantic comedy books by Jenny Han turned Netflix movies are popular for a reason.
Yes, there are some common tropes used in the plot.
However, the film adaptations somehow still feel fresh, unique, and effortlessly heartwarming.
They were an integral part of launching astronaut John Glenn into orbit.
This true story is most likely not one you learned about in school.
18.It(2017)
The book:Itby Stephen King
This chilling horror classic has terrified generations.
19.The Princess Diaries(2001)
The book:The Princess Diariesby Meg Cabot
The ultimate glow-up!
Dont be surprised if you find yourself wanting to wear Doc Martens after reading.
No one gets away clean in this tale of love, loss, lies, and regret.
This crime epic has been praised for its performances, filmmaking, quotable lines, and archetypal characters.
Its rich with symbolism and history, but actually a straightforward and pleasant watch.
Never meandering or slow, the story is gripping, if devastating.
31.Clueless(1995)
Yes,Emmaagain!
Tolkien
Epic fantasies naturally translate well to the big screen, but nobody does it like thismovie series.
In fact,Paddington 2ranks among ourfavorite movie sequelsof all time.
If you’re free to watch it without crying…how?
The battle at the heart of the story may be slow, but its beautifully rendered.
But real Fincher-heads know its something of a masterpiece, exquisitely paced and acted.
Warning: multiple rape scenes.
See also:Muppet Treasure Island.
Conclave (2024)
The book:Conclaveby Robert Harris
What if the Vatican had a Gossip Girl?
As a matter of fact, the big green ogre made his first appearance in a childrens book.
Now its basically required viewing for all sapphics, and kind of a Christmas flick too.
The film is a welcome addition to the Capote canon, especially sinceIn Cold Bloodis pretty much un-filmable.
Available to stream on Sling
