10 books, which can be removed stunning movies

There are books, just created for the film adaptation. You read them and understand that they have a chance to be catchy and outstanding films. The case can be fascinating history, but can - in a dreamy mood that permeates every cell of our body

. And today Website list is divided into pieces, which could remove the really worthy and memorable movies

Iris Murdoch -. "The Sea, the Sea" The hero of the novel Charles Erroubi, director, actor and bit little playwright, retires at the zenith of fame. He renounces the magic of theater to become a hermit. However, he does not live in a cave, but in a comfortable villa on the beach. Professional to the bone, Erroubi here can not deny myself the pleasure to orchestrate life of the people around him in the beautiful scenery of the seascape.

Kurt Vonnegut - "Cat's Cradle" This dystopia novel tells the story of the monstrous invention of the possessed Dr. Felix Hoenikker - substance "ice-nine", which can lead to the death of all mankind. Let the filmmakers have to work hard on the script to beat many metaphors - the picture can get really powerful

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Martin Amis - "The Arrow" Tod Friendly walks backwards, and at a reasonable price delivers products in the supermarket. In his nightmares raging storm of the human soul and the almighty giant towers in black boots and a white coat. Todd realizes that nightmares are not associated with any past crimes, and the fact that he has yet to commit. As the arrow of time in his world rolled backwards.

Bernard Cornwell - "The Last Kingdom" This story is about a time when the Danish Vikings had questioned the very existence of Britain, when all the English kingdoms were on the verge of death. Only King Alfred, the only ruler in the history of England, called the Great, was intended to defend the independence of the island.

Paul Auster - "Glass City", "The Glass City" - the first and the most intriguing part of the "New York Trilogy". It all starts with the fact that a random phone call forces the writer Daniel Quinn put on the mask of a private detective by the name of Paul Auster. It would be interesting to see how the inside-out detective with philosophical overtones went to Christopher Nolan and Darren Aronofsky.

Vladimir Nabokov - "Pnin" This work describes the life of emigre professor, who teaches at the American University of the Russian language, but comic way ladyaschego with English, which, coupled with his funny appearance, scattering and awkwardness in dealing with things makes it a curious local landmark. Successful adaptation of the book may give us light a cozy film, imbued with a quiet sadness.

Haruki Murakami -

"The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" The unremarkable life Japanese Toru Okada suddenly begin to happen strange unexpected events. He lost his cat. Then, under mysterious circumstances - his wife. And then the Torah goes on a journey that shows that life is much more colorful than it seems.

Stephen King - "Long Walk" It was a terrible game - a game of survival. It was a long walk. Walk with Death for death is expected of each of the fallen. Way to Happiness - because the winner of the game receives all. On the long walk out a lot - but only one will finish it. The rest will fall dead on the road - because the road to happiness will last for one dear to many

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Neil Gaiman - "American Gods" This is a novel about the gods, brought to America by people from around the world, revered, and then forgotten, and that's what can not remain indifferent to any man: the search for father's homeland, beloved of symbolic and real death. This is a novel full of mysticism and magic. His adaptation of all the time is delayed, but the film promises to be just as dynamic as the book.

Gabriel Garcia Marquez -

"One Hundred Years of Solitude" This book is difficult to pass by. Poetic, bizarre history of the town of Macondo and Buendía clan living there can not but excite the imagination. Of course, you need to have nerves of steel to take up a screen version of the novel. But with a decent supply of the film can become a masterpiece of masterpieces.

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