We’re Talking Favorite Movie Adaptations… And Yes, There’s A Contest!

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  1. I would have to say a tie between HP and the Hunger Games.

  2. Darcy McCreedy-Mackenzie says:

    I think Field of Dreams is an amazing adaptation of Shoeless Joe. Harry Potter is great too.

  3. Alexandre Zimmer says:

    My favorite book adaptation will always be The Hunger Games. The movies are respecting at 100% the original story, the characters are a bit more developed but that’s a really great thing. Francis included every details, from the tiniest to the biggest one, he’s a visionary, he brings this world to life, and so did Gary, who gave a beautiful movie to the fans ! I love every parts of it.
    When I’m writing those words, i have in my left hand the phone, and on the right one, the remote ready to play the last movie of this amazing saga.

  4. Noelia Rodríguez says:

    I believe that you can’t put an entire trilogy or saga into one whole thing, because not all the movies are good adaptations of the books, but I think MJ Pt 2 was one of the best adaptations

  5. Erika G. says:

    Twilight was my first fandom, and it led into the Hunger Games. I’ll always love them both. But the Hunger Games is an awesome adaptation. Great actors, a good story, and the sets, amongst other things we love.

  6. admmgz says:

    Everything started for me with Twilight ? I loved TFIOS, THG & If I Stay but my favorite adaptation has to be Divergent ❤️ <4

  7. Stacie says:

    My favorite adaptation would have to be The Hunger Games. It also is my first fandom. ❤

  8. Serena Scarlett Briarthorne says:

    I think my favorite movie adaption would actually be Prince Caspian of The Chronicles of Narnia. While they did change several things about the movie, I believe they did well emphasizing C.S. Lewis’ life lessons in the book.

  9. Katherine says:

    Definitely The Maze Runner. Smaller budget, relied more on the acting and character development rather than CGI, and it’s truly a thrill ride the entire way through. Plus, the cast throughout the series, so far, has been so well-cast.

  10. Amy Z. says:

    My favorite adaptation is Harry Potter. Love the cast and it was awesome seeing the younger actors grow up throughout the series.

  11. Snapdragon says:

    My favorite is The Hunger Games, followed closely by Harry Potter. To me they’re the penultimate examples of the genre–rare cases in which the perfect storm of brilliant novels, heavily-involved authors, and just the right group of actors, directors, producers, studios, etc., etc., came together to bring the stories to beautiful cinematic life. They’re the kind of phenomenal series and sets of characters that become a huge part of your life and literally transform it for good.

  12. Sandra Vaughan says:

    Harry Potter and Hunger Games are tied for my favorite adaptation. They both did an amazing job bringing the characters and storylines to life with amazing casting, writing, and visuals. It’s too hard to pick one over the other especially since both had such compelling stories and really strong leads and supporting characters. Yep, definitely a tie followed closely by The Fault in Our Stars which almost made it a 3-way tie for me.

  13. Priscilla S. says:

    My favorite adaptation is The Hunger Games. I’m tempted to say Twilight because that is where it all started for me but even though I was a big fan, I have to admit that the movies could have been much better. The Hunger Games on the other hand was adapted beautifully. They stayed so true to the books. It was obvious that everyone involved, both in front and behind the camera, truly respected and loved the story. Fantastic cast as well!

  14. Jasmine Victoria says:

    I love both The Harry Potter & The Hunger Games adaptations they both have a special place in my heart.

  15. angela b. says:

    I was a fan of the Twilight saga!

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