Top 5 Adaptations of All Time

[@webkinzfan00]

Every time a Cinefix list is posted, a cinephile gets their wings

[@oof-rr5nf]

AMEN

[@danielgardecki1046]

I've lost my wings. Once I get a job. Finish dusting my 5000+ DVD's. Get my 5000+ DVD's in alphabetical or genre order again. Get my 5000+ films written down in a notepad and recorded online somewhere. Have the films I've seen but don't own, written down and recorded online somewhere. And run out of excellent TV series to watch (which is looking less and less likely as I've got over 100 series on my watch-list). I'll be flying again.

[@viktorstravinsky3109]

AMEN brother, AMEN.

[@RankedThreeGuys]

every time cinefix posts content a clip of film floats plastic bag style around an editor until it settles on a cutting room floor

[@PROCUR4D0]

a Japanese speaking Italian subtitled in English

[@emix1010]

Mendes117 - You beat me to it! It’s just a bit too strange.

[@somerandomname3124]

Mario?

[@liamkinnaird8229]

Some Random Name lmao

[@max101victory]

That was such a stupid decision.

[@Uncle_T]

Yeah if you make videos about movies that are as ambitious as these one would think you could be bothered to find a clip with the original soundtrack. I mean it's not like it's some obscure indie movie that only ever existed in a couple of prints. :)

[@dessfred]

Picking a notepad before watching the video: '' So, which movies i don't know about should I watch next?''

[@jasondoe2596]

dessfred, the cinefix-list-effect.

[@telugufilmupdates22]

Me too

[@ianmccoy1536]

You guys should do a top 10 moments of foreshadowing.

[@whitepointstarproductions8905]

BeastBoy Fury Every new video has this comment 😁

[@ianmccoy1536]

Yeah. I know. It's not the first time I left this comment.

[@Advent3546]

If they do, one spot has to go to Edgar Wright.

[@Jeezaam]

10. The Departed 9. The Departed 8. The Departed 7. The Departed 6. The Departed 5. The Departed 4. The Departed 3. The Departed 2. The Departed 1. The Departed

[@nicholasfontana5137]

The Prestige definitely

[@kitchensinkchronicles3272]

do top “better than the book” movie adaptations.

[@haze2672]

The Mist... and?

[@moreps6023]

Haze bladerunner

[@LegendLeaguer]

Haze you could fill the entire list with Stephen King adaptations

[@TEMINIX]

Fight Club

[@TEMINIX]

The Thin Red Line

[@daniellado2523]

This is not only great material to look for movies, but also books.

[@FoxTrottts]

Surprised you didn't go with Wayne's World, being based off an SNL skit

[@kaptnkidd4444]

FoxTrottts Good point, they completely missed the TV to movie adaptation. And i'd pick blues brothers as the best SNL adaptation, but that's just me

[@codeblack9407]

Hector Salamanca coneheads was based off a Snl skit and good burger is based on a All That skit

[@Naruto_from_the_Naruto_show]

Or Blues Brothers

[@caffeineadvocate]

Nope. Clue wins. Clue wins! I can't hear yoooou lalalalalala....

[@oof-rr5nf]

ahahaha

[@dkidluke]

there were flame- flames, on the side of my face.

[@myTheus95]

caffeineadvocate if you stop the video at 9:29, it is #1

[@memphisdime88]

dkidluke kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGnHaaxqd7GKqqs 😂😂😂😂I miss this woman, she was gold!

[@jasonflay8818]

myTheus that was just a red herring!

[@CrazyMonkeyMinecraft]

The funny thing about O Brother where Art Thou is that neither of the Coen brothers had ever read the Odyssey when they made it

[@otter1268]

dapper dan so..it was coincidental?

[@RobertJRoman]

Don't believe ANYTHING the Coen brothers say about their sources or inspirations.

[@emigrant1510]

Bob Roman *cough* Fargo *cough*

[@iankrasnow5383]

it wasn't coincidental, it was based on their imperfect understanding of The Odyssey.

[@ElfriedeRose]

The first time I saw it was after reading the Odeyssy for class. "Reading" it I mean.

[@Grenyas]

Love me some O Brother, Where Art Thou?

[@Splinturcell]

is that a question

[@SuperSuperballZ]

Money.

[@MetalTrenches]

Def top 3 Coen Bros movie

[@branchy7159]

In constant sorrow all through his days

[@birthdaybatter815]

That soundtrack is too fucking good.

[@antonellapasserini6448]

english play, samurai adaptation, italian dubs....

[@spinakker14]

Antonella Passerini now I *have to* watch that

[@AnthonyMazzarella]

Antonella Passerini i thought i was the only one who noticed.

[@catebrooks6779]

I was ridiculously happy at your last choice. It's just... it is.

[@emigrant1510]

Best Film Editors? ...please?

[@oof-rr5nf]

Emi Grant YES!!!! I want to know so much more about editing and editors and their impact on the film.

[@rozza1903]

edgar wright

[@DefThrone]

Sally Menke

[@emigrant1510]

DefThrone Hi Sally.

[@BastinFilms]

Tom Cross!

[@thedr00]

My favourite Graphic Novel adaptation has to be the Crow, the movie was so gracious to the original work and enhanced the storyline in a way that turned a movie into a legend. Kudos for highlighting Wittertainment!

[@JasonPCochrane]

The Princess Bride? How is that not even a mention? And what about that Auntie Mame adaptation, that was pretty good too.

[@cenakruegerlover]

I'm so glad you're gonna do an episode of What's the difference for Oldboy. I'm excited.

[@elizaheathen]

2005 Pride and Prejudice was pretty damn awesome...

[@karl_alan]

moiraine_damodred hate to say pride and prejudice and zombies was a neat adaptation too

[@Mharriscreations]

It really was a great movie.

[@GioiaFede]

yeah many great jane austen adaptations out there, and more shakespeare greater ones.

[@camsherm]

Love you profile pic

[@CorbCorbin]

You need a Kubrick category that's separate.

[@DH_Artist]

CorbCorbin forreal Kubrick takes the title of the book and that’s about it haha. From then on he makes his own story.

[@lilmax86]

Robert Altman adapted nine stories and one poem by Raymond Carver into Short Cuts. Brilliant stories, gorgeous movie.

[@guts1258]

So that wasn't Nicolas Cage in Adaptation?

[@emigrant1510]

Twice

[@soccerprog226]

In a row.

[@jodovalley]

At the same time

[@TheMacroShow]

Yet all at once

[@VolvagiasBlaze]

He is and yet he is not

[@benjamin_burke]

My top five best adaptations: #5 Eragon (2006) #4 The Lorax (2012) #3 Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief (2010) #2 Underdog (2007) #1 The Last Airbender (2010)

[@midgetwthahacksaw]

Benjamin Burt Nice one!

[@midgetwthahacksaw]

Fire Rat He was trolling. That entire list is shit.

[@munromister777]

It's not April Fools Day though.

[@traceyholloway5766]

Benjamin Burt You just triggered every single Percy Jackson fan by liking the movie. 😤

[@radioactive_angel]

NO NO NO

[@laurenj5136]

Surprised the Shawshank Redemption wasn't at least mentioned.

[@laustcawz2089]

"...Shawshank..." is a bad imitation of 1979's "Escape From Alcatraz" (also based on a book about a real-life escape from the prison).

[@mirrorofgaladriel]

Definitely NOT disappointed with top pick. love that movie

[@tomhassam9767]

Apocalypse Now is an amazing adaptation. One of my all time favorite films

[@victorvondeathstroke7682]

Lord of the Rings is a great adaptation, even with all the missed detail and tiny plots they left out. Just like game of thrones.

[@RaezPlays]

Victor Von Deathstroke it deserved more than an honorable mention.

[@rafaelc.c.]

The movies are already almost 12 hours long. Had they to includ all those tiny plots and details, the movies would be a day long.

[@TalkAsSoftAsChalk]

I feel like Paul Thomas Anderson's There will be blood fits the first category really well. Like Apocalypse Now it only uses its source material as a starting block and then builds a whole world of its own.

[@mupoxa]

"Stalker" and "Solaris" by Tarkovsky not even in honorable mention?

[@understandingart9961]

They could have forgotten

[@RankedThreeGuys]

I thought the exact same thing - and Tarkovsky's gotten nods from these guys before so I was surprised they missed him here.

[@DSesignD]

Once I saw Stalker my whole view on cinema changed.

[@annaclarafenyo8185]

They are celebrating the creative adaptation, the one that forges the source material into a completely different form hence the unusual picks. If they looked for straight adaptations, Solaris and Stalker would top the list with The Godfather.

[@mupoxa]

@@annaclarafenyo8185 But "Stalker" - great example of your words, because it got nothing from the book, except mystical "zone". Events in the movie are totally different from book.

[@lulamax7942]

Can you do a list of musicals? Like MGM musicals or just musicals in general?

[@brucebanana4486]

Amber Scivicque yes that would be awesome and i need good recommendations what musical films to watch

[@laustcawz2089]

...or how about unusual or unconventional musicals ("Joe's Apartment", "Lisztomania", etc.)

[@jacobmaher7201]

*whispers* this probably should’ve been a top 10 list

[@paulmiller2902]

They should've involved a few more slots on the faithfulness of the adaptation

[@jacobmaher7201]

Desmond9100 *shouts* THIS PROBABLY SHOUD’VE BEEN A TOP 10 LIST

[@damien9801]

5. The Road & Of Mice and Men (couldn't choose) 4. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy 3. Call me by your name 2. The Godfather 1. Apocalyse Now

[@themotionpicks8162]

What’s with the Italian dub of ‘Throne of Blood’?

[@julesvox]

they fucked up

[@Aminangela]

They couldn’t tell what language it was lol

[@themotionpicks8162]

I can forgive it because CineFix are great quality... ma era un po' strano.

[@francescoazzoni3445]

Kurosawa is a typical surname from northeast of Italy

[@MrEmigliore]

You tell me, Ciro Kurosawa has been my downstairs neighboor for 15 years

[@RaccoonBacon97]

O Brother Where art there is literally my favorite film of all time. I'm glad it finally gets some attention! Also, if we were talking about an adaptation of Homer's Odyssey, troy wouldn't be the film you would pick, as troy is based off of Homer's The Iliad

[@demirr9661]

RaccoonBacon97 I believe it is already a quite well known movie

[@KayleeCee]

I love O Brother. It's endlessly entertaining, quotable as hell, it has great acting, beautiful cinematography, and fantastic music.

[@danielnicholasgeorgi4292]

it got attention in the best use of color. #9 selected colors.

[@RKamomil1]

My Top list: 5. Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed 4. Death Note 3. Resident Evil (all of them) 2. Speed Racer 1. Dragon ball evolution

[@TEMINIX]

RKamomil1 the trolling is too obvious.

[@TheBasaltHorogium]

Dragon Ball evolution falls into my so bad it’s good list. So I can’t even rate your sarcastic list

[@superdrinkingpepsi]

Shame on you for putting Speed Racer there. It's a fucking good movie.

[@mantistoboggan5171]

This cant be a serious post on a cine fix video

[@JonesHockey10]

5. No country for old men 4. Eyes wide shut 3. Godfather 2. Goodfellas 1. Full metal jacket

[@L33ch97]

Finally Oldboy gets some love, you’ve talked about it so much before but never actually talked about it so I’m happy

[@DentArtuhrDent]

At least a mention of A Clockwork Orange would be nice. One of the few movies actually better than the original book, in my opinion.

[@emigrant1510]

DentArtuhrDent Amen to that.

[@donu.x.o.2823]

Fight Club too, Phalaniuk himself said he likedthe movie better

[@joshlostintime8689]

O Brother, Where Art Thou was the PERFECT choice for #1... Not only a great adaptation but a GREAT movie on the whole. 😊

[@erasmus_locke]

O Brother Where Art Thou is such an underrated movie. Such an amazing soundtrack.

[@dougdavis1357]

By far one of your best lists ever. Great work!

[@ishaanthewonderboy]

Mark Kermode is an excellent critic and the movie based on his review thing is hilarious though I've been meaning to watch it but haven't found it yet. Do check out their radio show podcast or reviews on youtube I love those guys.

[@AryaTargaryen]

No movie has ever thrown me for a loop as hard as Oldboy. I was floored after watching it on a whim with a buddy of mine

[@themeparkanalysis8114]

Singin' in the Rain got snubbed

[@themeparkanalysis8114]

AGAIN!

[@rross213]

They forgot to mention that O Brother Where Art Thou got its name from Sullivan’s Travels which is about a guy trying to make a movie with the same name that takes place during the depression.

[@cardboardbelt]

These are all great. I would also suggest High Fidelity for adhering beautifully to the spirit of the novel while also transporting it from Britain to Chicago. A stunning surprise that it worked so well.

[@shanir1864]

I just love the fact that you put the list in the description yet I'll end up watching the video anyways because I want to hear the analysis and the quality is always great

[@schwartzbrick]

"The Wizard of Oz," "The Grapes of Wrath," "Doctor Zhivago," and especially "Gone with the Wind" should at least be mentioned, which they aren't. "A Streetcar Named Desire" is mentioned in quick passing, but I think it probably deserves a spot on the list for having launched Marlon Brando's film career. Without "Streetcar," the entire history of film would be radically different. There wouldn't have been an "Apocalypse Now." Also it might be mentioned that "Pirates of the Caribbean" was such a great adaptation of the Disney ride that they actually went back and changed the ride to make it center around Jack Sparrow. And speaking of Disney - Speak of Disney!! The Disney adaptation of "Beauty and the Beast" in particular, I think, deserves some discussion. "Adaptation" is an original screenplay about the inability to adapt something. To categorize it as a successful adaptation doesn't seem right to me. And while "O Brother" is stuffed full of visual references to The Odyssey, the plot diverges an awful lot for it to really be called an adaptation (for starters, Odysseus is a victorious king, not an escaped prisoner, and he doesn't have to retrieve anything in order for his wife to take him back, he just has to murder all of the suitors who have shown up during his absence).

[@viktorstravinsky3109]

Roger Ebert is crying with tears of happiness every time cinefix makes a list.

[@chickenpermission7557]

Adaptation is on the list. Fuck yeah.

[@MSIceWiz]

This needs a part 2, 3, 4... heck a million... there's too many adaptations out there!

[@azzyclark3860]

No single comic book reference to Batman as in The Dark Knight trilogy

[@AndrewBlucher]

And thank deity for that!

[@NGMonocrom]

Come on, guys.... *Clue* was a one-off movie based on a board game. It was done right, as an entertaining comedy. Had a great cast, and no one in Hollywood was lazy and greedy enough at the time to start cranking them out based on other board games. Cut to now, and oh boy has that changed!

[@jamesmillington4711]

Originally I would have put Johnny Got His Gun at #1 for being an Adaptation of the poem Disabled by Wilfred Owen, but once again, I have to agree with your pick. Also I actually recommended Oldboy for this channel to do a 'what's the difference' on.

[@jimtreebob2096]

James Millington Johnny Got His Gun is based off of Dalton Trumbo’s novel.

[@TheMadAfrican1]

Anything by Kurosawa is a masterpiece. The man was a genius that only comes along once-in-a-lifetime.

[@peinDrumline]

Never been this early! Great list

[@fadhilramadhani1847]

I LOVE the adaptations of The Silence of The Lambs and A History of Violence!

[@minimateheadquarters9611]

Where abouts does one watch Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins? I cannot seem to find it on amazon or eBay. Thanks!

[@DutchZippy]

Good list as always, but not even a mention for Glengarry Glen Ross when it comes to plays?

[@RDeathmark]

I need to find the Percy Jackson movie thing that you mentioned because that movie was terrible

[@adventuresinsimland4626]

Kermode and Mayo's Film Review had the review, "Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins" was a small New Zealand release but I'm sure you can dig it out online.

[@attackFROM11]

O brother where art thou totally deserved the number one spot it’s probably my favorite movie of all time, it’s gold!

[@hailmermaids]

top ten films that pass the bechdel test

[@oof-rr5nf]

Cony Calderon You are a beautiful genius. Please, Cinefix, make it happen. Or just top ten movies with a female main character!?

[@ze_rubenator]

It's probably because it's Christmas, but the first film I thought of was Tři oříšky pro Popelku (Three Nuts For Cinderella). Granted, the whole movie is about who will get to marry the prince, but it's done in such a great way, and it is without a doubt the best version of Cinderella ever made.

[@marydarko3380]

That's legit my favourite movie, I used to watch that with my family and it is such a great adaptatio of Cinderella

[@36inc]

@jisatsu legally blonde would win automatically

[@rebekahp4083]

All About Eve 👏🏼👏🏼

[@Deviltriggerfounder]

Probably one of CineFix's best video yet, not only do you get amazing movies but novels as well. Good stuff.

[@dereilefant402]

5:30 italian? The movie is japanese!

[@samualiam9981]

Try to find the original in Japanese without subtitles... I'll wait. Edited: People have pointed me in the right direction. Please stop posting hate filled comments. My original post was mislead on my part. No hate.

[@Rilumai]

+Samual Iam Here you go: www.criterion.com/films/735-throne-of-blood

[@dereilefant402]

I have the movie on dvd, japanese and german

[@samualiam9981]

Wow. i wasnt trying to be an ass. Sorry if it came off that way. Rilumal, Im actually looking for a hardcopy (DVD, VHS, etc.)

[@samualiam9981]

Der Eilefant, do you know what i can find a copy?

[@jp23135516]

Todd Haynes' I'm Not There needs an honorable mention for intricately adapting the many faces of Bob Dylan into mulitple different characters played by multiple amazing performances.

[@maveci7625]

You forgot to mention Jaws.

[@curtisdunford174]

I like that you play lengthy clips from your picks without talking over them.

[@birthdaybatter815]

No 50 Shades of Grey or Twilight? List is invalid.

[@adrianc.t.515]

Reese Tussey 😬

[@angelomarasigan4347]

lol nice trolling

[@lilmayoslilmanager7125]

Angelo Marasigan its to obvious that its a joke to call it trolling

[@angelomarasigan4347]

LIL MAYO's LIL MANAGER lol so sensitive

[@sicat2345]

You guys dont get it. Its a pretty bad book with a pretty bad movie... Consistent. That's why it's a good adaptation.

[@MonkeyTHG]

The best number one pick of any of your lists that I've seen. Thanks.

[@mylescarew7529]

Oldboy is also an adaptation of the ancient greek play Oedipus Rex

[@InvisiblerApple]

Everything said in this video about Oldboy makes a different kind of sense now.

[@deliciousdishes4531]

Thanks for spoiling the thing for everyone, fuck...

[@TheOriginalDogLP]

I dont see how? SPOILER ALERT: .. Not every story with incest has something to do with oedipus. Neither the narrative structure or the characters motivations are based on Oedipus Rex. There may some similarities in the emotional core of the story but not enough to call it an adaptation.

[@Jeezaam]

If you haven´t seen a FIFTEEN YEAR OLD!!! movie yet, you can´t bullshit anybody by saying you actually care for the movie. If you dont like spoilers, dont watch the movie 15 years late ffs.

[@deliciousdishes4531]

Jeezaam hey idiot, not everyone has heard about the movie in the last 15 years. This isn't fucking Star Wars here. Oldboy is not known by everyone and people new to the channel might have first heard about it here.

[@jack_9362]

I can’t believe A Few Good Men was not even mentioned for the play category. It’s definitely my pick

[@VolvagiasBlaze]

Oh Dune, i hope you get a good adaptation, well a much better one at least. (or that i get good enough at animation to attempt to adapt you)

[@AndreaTornese]

Volvagia´s Blaze Jodorowsky tried to adapt Dune in the '70, after he did The Holy Mountain. He also wrote the script and the storyboard, and everything was ready but in the end Hollywood didn't let him shot the movie. In the documentary "Jodorowsky's Dune", at the end, he says the material he has put together wouldn't be good anymore for a live action, but it could be for an animated movie. If you haven't seen it, check the documentary!

[@VolvagiasBlaze]

I know about the legendary Jodorosky version, i actually own the documentary. The movie wasn´t made because he spent 1 million dollars of a 10 million budget film on pre-production alone and it was gonna be a nightmare to promote a 4 hour LSD trip. Some good did come out of it being canceled. People like H. R. Giger, Dan O´Bannon, Chris Foss and many others who worked on the film eventually made Alien.

[@jacquelinemcmenamin8204]

Best adaptation is Brokeback Mountain. It was a short story but was turned into cinematic gold

[@marianaalarcon211]

What about Lord of the rings?? Sining in the rain?? The Shawshank Redemption??

[@Jeezaam]

Your first Cinefix video?

[@marianaalarcon211]

Nop

[@orionfujiwara]

i have fond memories of O Brother thanks to it being a favourite film of my late grandfather. love these videos! you guys do "Top ___" lists like nobody else, with such a thorough and far-reaching lense.

[@block860]

Shawshank redemption?

[@Jeezaam]

unusual and creative choice

[@roloug95]

Ironically enough, Adaptation is probably one of the most original and inventive screenplays ever written.

[@ghzln2505]

The Shawshank Redemption is the greatest adaptation of all time.

[@kostajovanovic3711]

Hardly

[@maximeguilbault6893]

No

[@anavalencia4103]

Someone finally said it ... It's the most accurate adaptación EVER! Because its super short it can be like that...

[@BloodyFlowerFilms]

الفارس YES

[@TEMINIX]

The Godfather

[@checkma8s]

the sountrack for the number one pick is also great

[@marianaalarcon211]

Pride and Prejudice & Sense and Sensibility were also great adaptations!!

[@recoil97]

just immediately got goosebumps when Brando's face came out of the shadows. apocalypse now gets right under my skin every time, in the best way

[@grimsorrowxx9884]

90% of the best films ever made originate from books. Makes me proud as a writer.

[@andrewrainaldi5581]

Very proud - this is the first time I've seen every selection on a Cinefix list

[@Zarsla]

Troy is based on the Illiad not the Odessey.

[@joeyuzwa891]

Zarsla yeah, a movie based on the odyssey would be batshit crazy

[@Zarsla]

Joe Yuzwa There's a couple of movies based on the odessy actually.

[@Mckalmelid]

Like, Oh brother where art thou, As one example :)

[@stevenpurtee9774]

I was hoping Adaptation would at least get a mention. It made me very happy that it was actually in the list.

[@danieldavidmccabe]

Why the fuck is there Italian audio on a Japanese film? Awful decision to use this clip

[@NonalignedVideos]

this is deliciously nerdy, as usual. CineFix isn't afraid of real ideas. I love that about y'all.

[@josemrenelleduenas8154]

how about the Godfather?

[@Jeezaam]

The Godfather is a great movie per se. Beeing an Adaptation is not what´s so great and special about it.

[@aaronpatmor1243]

This channel never ceases to make me appreciate filmography

[@victorvondeathstroke7682]

The Watchmen should've been #2. Sure the ending was changed and they left out the comic in the comic storyline but it was amazing nonetheless.

[@MrMarcJackson]

Their opinion should match your own?

[@victorvondeathstroke7682]

Can'TV I'm just saying they mentioned so many graphic novel to movie titles but didn't even hint at the watchmen. And if you've read the comics then you know how great the movie really is outside of Snyder making an exceptional movie.

[@Demothones]

Definitely weird that Watchmen didn’t even rate a mention.

[@megazion34]

Victor Von Deathstroke there are better comic books/manga adaptions out there old boy is one of them

[@Guile21]

Just no. Watchmen the movie dumbed down the original source (from a filmaking and a thematic point of view) without adding anything valuable to it (except if you're into lazy matrix-style fightings... which doesn't suits the original graphic novel's main point).

[@adembroski]

Adaptation is just mind blowing. I went into knowing nothing, and when the realization hit me that I was watching a movie about itself being written, I was floored.

[@brassman9844]

Where is Watchmen (even in honorable mentions) in the comics adaptation category ? :/

[@Ethiokarate1]

Videos like this teach me how to really appreciate film, and which ones worth watching!

[@SubitoKurai]

The nightmare before Christmas tho

[@thebookwasbetter3650]

Fun fact - Die Hard is book two in a series. Book 1 was a movie where Frank Sinatra played the lead. The author s son is an actor and played Ellis in Die Hard.

[@jonathanmelia]

Except TROY is based on Homer’s THE ILIAD, not THE ODYSSEY. But of course, you knew that....right?

[@Cedric_Studer]

-The silence of the lambs -The shinning -A clockwork orange -psycho

[@saidtoshimaru1832]

Wow, as an adaptation from the Odyssey "Paris, Texas" is FAR better than "Oh brother where art thou?"

[@mintcake2668]

Calling Odyssey a "poem" is an understatement. It's longer than most novels.

[@BloodyFlowerFilms]

Jurassic Park doesn’t even get a nod or mention? Boogus.

[@johnmatrix5737]

'based on a true story' category obviously

[@ateuedai860]

Yeah, that was one of the best movie adaptations I´ve seen...

[@stephentoth6003]

Lol it was an adaptation. Mcheal crichton wrote Jurrasic Park....i cant tell if your veing sarcastic or ignorant honestly

[@skoockum]

A Spielberg? Get real.

[@Coleo20]

'Oh Brother Where Are Thou' is about what Sean Bean did after his cameo in Troy. The part of Sean Bean is played by Danny Ocean from the Italian Job remake.

[@whitepointstarproductions8905]

*SLOWLY CHANTING* Watchmen Watchmen Watchmen

[@sc000f]

WhitePointStar Productions i was hoping on watchmen or scott pilgrim

[@ExtravaganTV]

God no

[@Jeezaam]

But Watchmen had to beat Oldboy... plus in the source material of Watchmen is actually BETTER than the movie, with Oldboy its vise versa.

[@chewbaccabooberry]

The source material being so good is the reason the changes made in the adaptation are unforgivable. Glad the film wasn't even mentioned.

[@chewbaccabooberry]

you're a bad person