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Read the Book! 26 Disappointing Movie Adaptations

Fans hope ''Cloud Atlas'' escapes the fate of these beloved books (''The Great Gatsby,'' ''The Scarlet Letter,'' ''The Da Vinci Code'') that lost the magic in page-to-screen translation
By EW Staff Updated October 26, 2012 at 05:30 PM EDT
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THE GREAT GATSBY (1974)

Mia Farrow, Robert Redford, ... | Look at the talent involved: Robert Redford and Mia Farrow as the leads, a script by Francis Ford Coppola, and clothes by Ralph Lauren. SoÂ…
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Look at the talent involved: Robert Redford and Mia Farrow as the leads, a script by Francis Ford Coppola, and clothes by Ralph Lauren. So why was this ?adaptation of the flapper-era classic, which premiered March 29, 1974, a bust? Lifeless performances, a staggering lack of chemistry, and a tin ear for F. Scott Fitzgerald's take on the idle rich. Gatsby is like a very expensive (and very, very shallow) game of dress-up. Zzzzz. —Chris Nashawaty

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DUNE (1984)

Sting, Kyle MacLachlan, ... | Frank Herbert's sci-fi classic can be as dry as Arrakis, but as a whole, the novel is as addictive as the spice. David Lynch's bloated,Â…
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Frank Herbert's sci-fi classic can be as dry as Arrakis, but as a whole, the novel is as addictive as the spice. David Lynch's bloated, New Agey mess, on the other hand, features soporific acting, laughably self-serious dialogue, and Sting in a thong: A bad acid trip that just refuses to end. —Keith Staskiewicz

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MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL (1997)

John Cusack, Kevin Spacey, ... | John Berendt's spellbinding 1994 book — a seductive blend of nonfiction and a certain something extra — brings Savannah alive as a ?Southern gothic hothouseÂ…
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John Berendt's spellbinding 1994 book — a seductive blend of nonfiction and a certain something extra — brings Savannah alive as a ?Southern gothic hothouse of fabulous characters. But when director Clint Eastwood got his hands on it, he messed with the story, watered down the idiosyncrasies, and killed everything lush in the Garden. —Lisa Schwarzbaum

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THE GOLDEN COMPASS (2007)

Dakota Blue Richards, The Golden Compass | Something about an alethiometer and daemon animal companions didn't quite fly on screen, grossing only $70.1 million domestically. Fans of the Philip Pullman novel wereÂ…

Something about an alethiometer and daemon animal companions didn't quite fly on screen, grossing only $70.1 million domestically. Fans of the Philip Pullman novel were rightly disappointed in Chris Weitz's adaptation, which cropped an essential, plot-twisting ending concerning orphan Lyra's best friend and diluted its more sinister, religion-defying Magisterium elements into family-friendly pop soda. The iron-clad bear warriors still shocked and awed us though.—Youyoung Lee

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THE DA VINCI CODE (2006)

Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou, ... | Again, this one should have been a no-brainer. Oscar-winning director Ron Howard followed his critically acclaimed Cinderella Man with this soggy adaptation of Dan Brown'sÂ…
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Again, this one should have been a no-brainer. Oscar-winning director Ron Howard followed his critically acclaimed Cinderella Man with this soggy adaptation of Dan Brown's huge historical-novel best-seller. Unfortunately, costars Tom Hanks and Audrey Tautou had absolutely zero chemistry — did they even make eye contact? — while Paul Bettany's chain-whipping Silas scared the bejeezus out of us.—Youyoung Lee

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FEVER PITCH (2005)

Jimmy Fallon, Drew Barrymore, ... | We loved High Fidelity and About a Boy , so what the hell happened with Fever Pitch ? Maybe Jimmy Fallon was the problem. OrÂ…

We loved High Fidelity and About a Boy, so what the hell happened with Fever Pitch? Maybe Jimmy Fallon was the problem. Or the lack of good ol' dry English humor. Either way, Nick Hornby's third book-to-film adaptation, which features Drew Barrymore fighting the Red Sox for her fanatical boyfriend's attention, struck out.—Youyoung Lee

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MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA (2005)

Ziyi Zhang, Memoirs of a Geisha | It had all of the elements of a classic: best-selling novel pedigree, a beautiful cast, and an Oscar-winning director attached to film it. Too badÂ…
Credit: Memoirs of a Geisha: David James

It had all of the elements of a classic: best-selling novel pedigree, a beautiful cast, and an Oscar-winning director attached to film it. Too bad Rob Marshall's version was lost in translation. Even with Asia's elite — Ziyi Zhang, Li Gong, and Ken Watanabe — in starring roles, their jilted English and the Hollywoodization of the Japanese rags-to-riches story didn't ring authentic.—Youyoung Lee

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A SOUND OF THUNDER (2005)

Ed Burns, Ben Kingsley, ... | It could have been a second Jurassic Park . Instead the sci-fi flick, based on a Ray Bradbury short story about a store called TimeÂ…
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It could have been a second Jurassic Park. Instead the sci-fi flick, based on a Ray Bradbury short story about a store called Time Safari that transports people back in time and allows them to hunt prehistoric animals suffered from cheap special effects and a kitschy tagline of ''Evolve or die.''—Youyoung Lee

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TROY (2004)

Brad Pitt, Troy | This dumbed-down version of Homer's Iliad was more an homage to Brad Pitt's bronzed pecs as Greek warrior Achilles than to the great Trojan War.Â…

This dumbed-down version of Homer's Iliad was more an homage to Brad Pitt's bronzed pecs as Greek warrior Achilles than to the great Trojan War. In another risible accomplishment, the characters — Diane Kruger as Helen of Troy, and Orlando Bloom as Paris — age nary a white hair in the 10-year duration of the film's plot.—Youyoung Lee

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BRIDGET JONES: THE EDGE OF REASON (2004)

Colin Firth, Renee Zellweger, ... | The rabid fan base of the first Bridget Jones flick turned to Helen Fielding's sequel eager to spend more time with the goofy, everyday womanÂ…
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The rabid fan base of the first Bridget Jones flick turned to Helen Fielding's sequel eager to spend more time with the goofy, everyday woman heroine. The film adaptation was inevitable; the limited laughs and incessant fat jokes were not.—Youyoung Lee

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VANITY FAIR (2004)

Reese Witherspoon, Vanity Fair | Mira Nair's glittering adaptation of the William Makepeace Thackeray novel sure looked pretty, but that's about all it had to offer. Even sweeping, panoramic viewsÂ…
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Mira Nair's glittering adaptation of the William Makepeace Thackeray novel sure looked pretty, but that's about all it had to offer. Even sweeping, panoramic views of Georgian-era English countryside couldn't save this film from falling from grace, or boost Reese Witherspoon's sadly personality-deflated heroine, Becky Sharp.—Youyoung Lee

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THE HUMAN STAIN (2003)

Nicole Kidman, Anthony Hopkins, ... | Adapting a Philip Roth novel for the big screen requires a Herculean effort, and this intellectual thriller definitely lacked power. Anthony Hopkins's college professor andÂ…

Adapting a Philip Roth novel for the big screen requires a Herculean effort, and this intellectual thriller definitely lacked power. Anthony Hopkins's college professor and Nicole Kidman's janitor with a haunted past experience much of their action through flashbacks, which reads far better than it looks.—Youyoung Lee

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THE CAT IN THE HAT (2003) / DR. SEUSS' HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000)

Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat, How the Grinch Stole Christmas! | The Dr. Seuss children books are the kind that every child should have, tucked away on the nightstand. But an obnoxious Mike Myers and over-the-topÂ…
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The Dr. Seuss children books are the kind that every child should have, tucked away on the nightstand. But an obnoxious Mike Myers and over-the-top Jim Carrey caked in makeup, mimicking the creatures? Exactly the kind of things that keep kids awake and scared of the dark.—Youyoung Lee

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THE RULES OF ATTRACTION (2002)

James Van Der Beek, The Rules of Attraction | The Bret Easton Ellis novel read like fun musings of college life; the Roger Avery-directed flick was more like a nightmare of terrible human behavior.Â…

The Bret Easton Ellis novel read like fun musings of college life; the Roger Avery-directed flick was more like a nightmare of terrible human behavior. The B-list cast — James Van Der Beek, Shannyn Sossamon, Jessica Biel (pre-The Illusionist) — likely jumped at the opportunity for edgier fare than their usual CW-friendly roles. Instead, Attraction had them repeatedly jumping into bed with each other, with neither rhyme nor reason.—Youyoung Lee

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PLANET OF THE APES (2001)

Planet of the Apes (Movie - 2001), Mark Wahlberg | ''You maniacs! You blew it up! Ah, damn you, Tim Burton! God damn you all to hell!'' Well, maybe that's a bit harsh. But simplyÂ…
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Tim Burton seriously misfired with this adaptation of the Pierre Boulle novel, which has Mark Wahlberg battling totally fake-looking chimps (including Tim Roth). Stick to the superior 1968 version, starring Charlton Heston.—Youyoung Lee

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PROZAC NATION (2001)

Jason Biggs, Christina Ricci, ... | Elizabeth Wurtzel made waves with her autobiographical tale of sex, drugs, and depression while she was still a student at Harvard. Sadly, the intelligence ofÂ…
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Elizabeth Wurtzel made waves with her autobiographical tale of sex, drugs, and depression while she was still a student at Harvard. Sadly, the intelligence of her writing didn't come across in Christina Ricci's performance, which played more like a spoiled, entitled college kid complaining about all things postmodern.—Youyoung Lee

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THE MUSKETEER (2001)

Justin Chambers, The Musketeer | The great 19th-century French novelist Alexandre Dumas must have rolled over in his grave when this modernized version, starring Catherine Deneuve, Mena Suvari, and TimÂ…

The great 19th-century French novelist Alexandre Dumas must have rolled over in his grave when this modernized version, starring Catherine Deneuve, Mena Suvari, and Tim Roth, slashed onto the big screen. Why? Director Peter Hyams swapped typical sword-fighting action for more avant-garde Hong Kong martial-arts sequences, which just proved that you shouldn't mix and match.—Youyoung Lee

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EYES WIDE SHUT (1999)

Eyes Wide Shut, Sydney Pollack, ... | Few might be aware that Stanley Kubrick based this film on the Arthur Schnitzler novella Dream Story , set in early 20th-century Vienna — notÂ…
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Few might be aware that Stanley Kubrick based this film on the Arthur Schnitzler novella Dream Story, set in early 20th-century Vienna — not modern-day New York — where the masquerade balls, swinger parties, and sleepy ominous tones make so much more sense. Instead, we're exposed to what seems like a masturbatory exercise in coupledom, with a then-married Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise baring more than just feelings.—Youyoung Lee

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BICENTENNIAL MAN (1999)

Oliver Platt, Bicentennial Man | There are many things that Robin Williams can do well. But thoughtfully convey the mental and physical transformation of a robot who — thanks toÂ…

There are many things that Robin Williams can do well. But thoughtfully convey the mental and physical transformation of a robot who — thanks to technological advances — becomes virtually indistinguishable from a human being? Not so much, especially under the direction of Christopher ''Home Alone'' Columbus. Thankfully, the late Isaac Asimov can take solace in the fact that his original novella will, for at least another 200 years, remain unmolested by Patch Adams.—Youyoung Lee

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SIMON BIRCH (1998)

Ashley Judd, Oliver Platt, ... | Consider this: Author John Irving was so dismayed by director Mark Steven Johnson's tangential treatment of the book that he removed himself from the filmÂ…

Consider this: Author John Irving was so dismayed by director Mark Steven Johnson's tangential treatment of the book that he removed himself from the film and demanded producers change its title. Now that's taking yourself out of the picture.—Youyoung Lee

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SPHERE (1998)

Sphere | A 300-year-old spaceship found nestled on the bottom of the South Pacific? Popular author Michael Crichton may have made the premise plausible in his book,Â…

A 300-year-old spaceship found nestled on the bottom of the South Pacific? Popular author Michael Crichton may have made the premise plausible in his book, but on screen, the film, toplined by Dustin Hoffman, Sharon Stone, and Samuel L. Jackson, is just as unbelievable as it sounds.—Youyoung Lee

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THE SCARLET LETTER (1995)

Demi Moore, Gary Oldman, ... | We admit to being enraptured in high school English class while reading the Nathaniel Hawthorne novel about a woman in 17th-century Massachusetts whose defiant prideÂ…
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We admit to being enraptured in high school English class while reading the Nathaniel Hawthorne novel about a woman in 17th-century Massachusetts whose defiant pride is not shaken by public scorn. So it's not that we don't believe Demi Moore as the beautiful wife who dabbles in infidelity; it's that the film's mind-blowing alteration of the book's ending left us wondering why everything needs to be tied up in a happy ending.—Youyoung Lee

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THE BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES (1990)

The Bonfire of the Vanities, Melanie Griffith, ... | BOX OFFICE BOMB Bonfire of the Vanities : Great book! Terrible, terrible movie.
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The Tom Wolfe novel was an intelligent, potent character study of the Wall Street types, racism, and social hierarchy of New York City in the '80s. So how do you whittle down 500-plus pages of a book for the big screen? You don't. The Brian De Palma-directed movie, costarring Tom Hanks, Bruce Willis, John Hancock, and Saul Rubinek as the four interweaving characters, lacked Wolfe's complexity and introspection.—Youyoung Lee

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THE RUNNING MAN (1987)

Richard Dawson, Arnold Schwarzenegger, ... | For every good Stephen King adaptation — Carrie , Misery , The Shawshank Redemption — there exists a bad one. Paul Michael Glaser's directing effortÂ…
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For every good Stephen King adaptation — Carrie, Misery, The Shawshank Redemption — there exists a bad one. Paul Michael Glaser's directing effort features Arnold Schwarzenegger as a wrongly convicted cop partaking in a morbid futuristic TV game show, and subsequently skirting stalkers and chain saws alike. Set in the year 2017, the film is about as lampoonish and moronic as most reality TV is today. It's the wrong kind of prescient.—Youyoung Lee

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THE COTTON CLUB (1984)

Gregory Hines, The Cotton Club | Francis Ford Coppola steered this sinking ship, about a popular 1930s jazz nightclub in Harlem and the eccentric characters who slipped through its doors. Unfortunately,Â…
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Francis Ford Coppola steered this sinking ship, about a popular 1930s jazz nightclub in Harlem and the eccentric characters who slipped through its doors. Unfortunately, while the Jim Haskins book was a historical delight, the version with Richard Gere and Diane Lane hit a low note quickly, and grossed only $25.9 million in theaters.—Youyoung Lee

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    1 of 25 THE GREAT GATSBY (1974)
    2 of 25 DUNE (1984)
    3 of 25 MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL (1997)
    4 of 25 THE GOLDEN COMPASS (2007)
    5 of 25 THE DA VINCI CODE (2006)
    6 of 25 FEVER PITCH (2005)
    7 of 25 MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA (2005)
    8 of 25 A SOUND OF THUNDER (2005)
    9 of 25 TROY (2004)
    10 of 25 BRIDGET JONES: THE EDGE OF REASON (2004)
    11 of 25 VANITY FAIR (2004)
    12 of 25 THE HUMAN STAIN (2003)
    13 of 25 THE CAT IN THE HAT (2003) / DR. SEUSS' HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000)
    14 of 25 THE RULES OF ATTRACTION (2002)
    15 of 25 PLANET OF THE APES (2001)
    16 of 25 PROZAC NATION (2001)
    17 of 25 THE MUSKETEER (2001)
    18 of 25 EYES WIDE SHUT (1999)
    19 of 25 BICENTENNIAL MAN (1999)
    20 of 25 SIMON BIRCH (1998)
    21 of 25 SPHERE (1998)
    22 of 25 THE SCARLET LETTER (1995)
    23 of 25 THE BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES (1990)
    24 of 25 THE RUNNING MAN (1987)
    25 of 25 THE COTTON CLUB (1984)

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