I know I’ve read books and seen the movies afterwards, but I can’t remember an example. (bad memory here, remember?) So, this is going to be short and sweet. What I do remember is probably the same as the rest of 4f1h; the movie was NEVER as good as the book. It’s impossible for movies to reproduce everything that happens in a book or to reproduce anything a reader has seen with their mind’s eye. IMHO 😉
What’s your vote?
Angela Schroeder
Patricia Kiyono
Elaine Cantrell
Jeff Salter
Joselyn
Tonette Joyce
Four Foxes, One Hound 
I am afraid that I disagree that the movie is NEVER as good as the book, Janette, and I will give examples in my posts.
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You’ve had better luck than I, Tonette. I look forward to your examples! 🙂
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I’m still struggling to come up with examples… but hopefully I’ll think of some before Hound Day.
BTW, I like that visual — in many cases, that’s exactly right.
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I liked the visual, too, Jeff. It shows I’m not the only one with that opinion. 🙂 Good Luck on finding some examples! I couldn’t, hence my short and sweet post.
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I would think that the movie would be DIFFERENT from the book, but I’m not sure it would always be inferior. Things have to be left out due to time constraints, but then who remembers all those details anyway?
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You’re right, Patricia. I don’t remember a lot of “small details.” LOL!
Janette
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Sometimes I don’t have time to read the book.
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I do that a lot too, Ann. 🙂
Janette
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For the most part yes, the book is superior. I would rather read than watch a movie though. I do love the graphic.
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J thanks for stopping by with your opinion, Angela!
Janette
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