The most accurate adaptation of a book
Hello.I would like to know what are (you know) film adaptations of various book works? And which of them is the most accurate - that is, the most detailed and without deviations from the book original?
Soviet adaptation of Sherlock Holmes.
there is an inaccuracy: a book Sherlock is a drug addict.
Brashnashla
All films including the new trilogy "The Hobbit" are great, but there are inaccuracies
CyrilTriplekill
Well, about "The Hobbit" I will not say about accuracy, because a thin book, which is closer to a fairy tale, and not to stretch fantasy into 3 large films, this must be able to. And the movies are good
Brashnashla was
especially surprised by the "Battle of the Five Armies", in the book there are several pages, and here is a 3-hour film
Practically an example of accuracy are films staged by Bortko: "The Master and Margarita", "Heart of a Dog" and "Taras Bulba". But, alas, he also has inaccuracies. For example, such an important character as Abaddon is simply absent from the series.
And also an excellent, almost word for word, Soviet film adaptation of the book "St. John's Wort".