Which book would you like to see made into a film?

[John 11]

With the success of LOR, which other books would you like to see or is worthy of being made into a film?

[duffman 10]

The Calaghan cronicles by Spider Robinson:thumbsup:

 

A trilogy of sci-fi comedy, fantastic stuff!

[Yodameister 10]

The Crow Road

 

but they probably wouldn't do it justice so then again maybe not!

[Belle 10]

I understood that the Crow Road had already been televised (not quite the same I know, but nearly)

 

My choice would be "Keep the Aspidistra Flying"

[venger 10]

Way of the Peacefull Warrior-Dan Millman

 

Doors or Perception-Aldous Huxley

 

Universal dictionary-Readers Digest

 

Illusions-Richard Bach

 

The Hobbit-...

[BrainThrust 10]

Books i'd like to see as films:

 

'His Dark Materials' Trilogy - Phillip Pullman (I know this is being planned already)

 

Elidor - Alan Garner

The Weiredstone Of Brisingamen - Also Alan Garner

The Moon Of Gomrath - likewise Alan Garner

 

Any HP Lovecraft, though Call Of Cthulu would be cool

 

Wilf

[battouchan 10]

William Gibson's Neuromancer.

 

Michael Moorcock's Runestaff Series

 

And possibly an adaptation of Isaac Asimov's Foundation Series.

[DaBouncer 13]

The Scam by Richard Kalberer.

This book is one of those books you can't put down once you start reading.

 

A thriller that starts off quite dark and chilling.

Based around Weed Smugglers that go into the bigger market of Cocain and Heroin.

 

Excellent Book, set in the UK. Would make a truly excellent movie!

Hmmmm maybe I should start a screen play.

[Phanerothyme 12]

The Futurological Congress - Stanislaw Lem

[nomme 10]

The Thomas Covenant books.

Read the first couple many years ago and would like to know how it finishes

 

Also the Duncton Wood books.

 

The Sandman stuff by Neil Gaiman.

 

'V' for Vendetta would be interesting too.

 

Nomme

[Phanerothyme 12]

Originally posted by nomme

'V' for Vendetta would be interesting too.

 

Nomme

 

Hmmmm

 

 

not sure about that one nomme, maybe it should be left as it is.

 

but I know what you mean, it's just nothing could approach the colour and atmosphere of that book.

[Hodge 10]

The Dark Knight Returns (Frank Miller) would be interesting, but like so many comic adaptations, would more than likely be dissapointing.