What else can be more fascinating than watching the cinematic version of the novel you have just read? Reading a best seller leaves us intrigued with the gripping theme, the wonderful interplay of characters and the ever surprising climax. Seeing all these characters replay the story on the silver screen can be a totally engrossing phenomenon that none of us will ever think of missing out. These Novel/Book Based Movies have thus attracted millions by the spell of their charisma and charm in all these years. Most of the Novel/Book based Movies are popular, attracting the 'once readers' of the story they portray. These Movies on best sellers also lure the general non readers to go through the pages of the novel after their experience with the movie.
The Novel/Book Based Movies impart the viewers with an overall enthralling experience, that is equally felt at the same extent when the book is read. Most of the popular books have cinematic versions of their own, bringing the characters alive on the silver screen creating an overall sensational impact on the public. Hollywood has a great contribution in making the movies on popular author novels, like: Mario Puzo's Godfather and it's subsequent sequels, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Frederick Forsythe's Negotiator and Odessa Files along with Alistair Maclean's Guns of Navarone. Imagine the intense thrill and the public charm, associated with the movies based on books like John Grisham's breathtaking thrillers, Sydney Sheldon's flamboyant novels and a host of other masterpieces.
The screenplay and cinematography of the Novel/Book Based Movies often surpass the expectation of the audiences taking them to cloud nine, by slowly building up public charm. Some of these movies based on Novels like The Godfather, out passed the boundaries of the novel itself, getting a great public applause worldwide. Cinematic versions have been made from all kinds of widely popular novels that have been marveled by the young and old alike. Many popular directors and filmmakers are working relentlessly in unison with some of the best selling authors to make movie versions of their master works.
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Erich Maria Remarque and Ernst Hemingway were two of the greatest humanists of the 20th Century, who produced a repertoire of best selling novels. Cinematic expressions of almost all their novels were great hits with the best one's being Erich Maria Remarque's 'All Quiet on the Western Front' and Ernest Hemingway's 'Farewell to Arms', where the direction, screenplay, cinematography and casting stole the hearts of millions. There are also a lot of films based on books that were not legendary successes, but whatever be the fact, save a few discrepancies, most of the Novel/Book Based Movies will keep on ruling Hollywood and the world.
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