Tag Archives: books-to-movies

Patricia’s Choice

Posted on June 28, 2021 by Patricia Kiyono

Our resident hound asked, “If one — and only one — of your stories would be adapted for the silver screen, which one would you select? Would you prefer to write the screenplay… or just watch from the sidelines while … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, decisions, favorites, movies, Patricia Kiyono, writers, writing | Tagged books-to-movies, selections | 7 Comments

A Feel-good Movie? Elementary!

Posted on October 19, 2020 by Patricia Kiyono

Our Wednesday Fox asked, “What’s your favorite feel-good movie?” I’ve mentioned in previous posts that I’m not a movie watcher. I’ll stop what I’m doing when a movie clip is shown on tv or online, but I don’t often choose … Continue reading →

Posted in movies, Mystery stories, Patricia Kiyono, reviews | Tagged books-to-movies, feel-good message, fictional characters, strong women | 6 Comments

Memento Momento

Posted on April 6, 2018 by Tonette Joyce

The topic this week is: Would we like to be asked to do the novelization of a movie, or why not? If so, what movie. Many movies are based on stories, novels or based on plays, but quite a few … Continue reading →

Posted in authors, Books, characters, imagination, Miscellaneous, movies, novels, reading, short stories, Tonette Joyce, What if, writing | Tagged Allyn Kirk, books-to-movies, Christopher Reeve, Forrest Gump, Glenn Ford, Memento:movie, movies, Noel Neill, Phyllis Thaxter, Ratatouille, Robert Ben Garant, Screenplays, Stories to movies, Superman, The Incredibles, The Sixth Sense, The Time Traveler's Wife, The Usual Suspects, Thomas Lennon, Writing Movies for Fun and Profit | 4 Comments

Gone to the Movies? Probably Not.

Posted on January 19, 2015 by Patricia Kiyono

This week the foxes and hound have been charged with a question: Do you ever go to see movies because you read the books they were based on? Why did you like or dislike them? I’m at a bit of … Continue reading →