TV Reviews7.3/10
Eleven Years On, The TV Adaptation Of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell Still Holds Its Spell
A BBC adaptation of Susanna Clarke's novel, wherein two magicians wage a war of magic during the French wars.
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Tag: book adaptation
Movie Reviews4.9/10
‘Inkheart’ Pulls Living Characters Out of Books — and Its Own Premise Into Oblivion
A man reads aloud and brings a living thief forth from a book; a tale of gifts, secrets, and the price paid for stories made real.
‘Eyes of Kings’ Ending Draws Tears as Chloe Gong Prepares ‘Deadlock’ and a Secret Contemporary Novel
Author Chloe Gong discusses 'Eyes of Kings' ending, 'Deadlock' sequel, and how she wants 'These Violent Delights' adapted for TV or film.
Movie Reviews7.3/10
Will Ferrell Hears the Voice of His Own Story in Stranger Than Fiction
A tale of an IRS agent who hears a voice narrating his doom, and the writer whose words conspire to end his days.
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The Love Hypothesis’ on Prime Video Turns Fan Fiction Into A Cheesy, Charming Romantic Comedy
A PhD student's fake dating scheme for a grant turns into real love in this rom-com adaptation.
Movie Reviews7.4/10
‘Wild’ Review: Reese Witherspoon’s Solo Trek Through Grief Earns Its Way Back
A woman hikes the Pacific Crest Trail to heal from loss and ruin, in a tale of grief, addiction and starting anew.
Movie Reviews5.7/10
A Walk Among the Tombstones Review: Neeson’s Calm Authority Carries a Solid, Earnest Thriller
A sober private eye hunts a killer through New York's streets, a tale of fear, murder and a homeless partner named TJ.
TV Reviews7.2/10
Looking for Alaska: The Adaptation That Waited Fourteen Years and Was Worth It
Looking for Alaska review: Hulu's eight-episode adaptation of John Green's novel is a faithful, honest take on grief and longing. Score: 7.2/10.
Kayleigh Llewellyn to Adapt Sarah Waters’ ‘The Paying Guests’ for BBC Studios Fiction
BBC Studios Fiction options Sarah Waters' 1922-set crime thriller 'The Paying Guests'; Kayleigh Llewellyn to adapt the last unfilmed Waters novel.
Movie Reviews5.2/10
Real Chemistry and a Pretty Coast Can’t Save All That We Never Were From Its Predictable Script
Grief, a coast town, and a solemn bond: this tale of Leah and Axel is fair of face but never sinks deep beneath its own surface.