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What is the most disappointing film adaption you have seen that isn't Percy Jackson?
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There is no movie in the world worse thank Percy jackson. PERIOD!

I agree with Emma, the following movies were very disappointing, especially the last one. It had nothing to do with the book and I feel they cut out parts in the film they shouldn't have, like visiting the fringe, or the explanation of certain characters. The movie lost it for me.
Also, I want to say that I wouldn't have chosen Theo James to play Four, he looks nothing like the books describe him, and as much as I love Theo, I wished they had casted another actor.

I support the comment made about Divergent!!!! I didn't love book three of the series, but book 1 was amazing and 2 was decent. The first movie was a total mess and I refused to watch after that..... UGH





I love the Twilight book series, the first one is my favourite book in the whole series. The Twilight movie in itself is good for what it is but the book is far superior in my opinion.
Can I just say that every time I'm cruising through the discussion topics and see this ones title I laugh. EVERY TIME! And it's been 2 years! lol
Arleisha wrote: "I agree Divergent was disappointing after the first movie, definitely went horribly"
Wait....it gets EVEN WORSE after that TERRIBLE HORRIBLE NO GOOD VERY BAD first movie?!?!?!?!?!??!?!
Wait....it gets EVEN WORSE after that TERRIBLE HORRIBLE NO GOOD VERY BAD first movie?!?!?!?!?!??!?!


and Vampire academy..don't get me started with the film adaptation
Rachel wrote: "After adoring the books by Paolini, the Eragon movie was a definite disappointment. If I consider the movie as separate from the books it would be an alright film, but knowing and loving the novels..."
This has been on my list for basically FOREVER and I've even had it on hold from the library once. But I still haven't read it. Might need to make it my goal during my break from social media to finally give it a go!
This has been on my list for basically FOREVER and I've even had it on hold from the library once. But I still haven't read it. Might need to make it my goal during my break from social media to finally give it a go!

The books on the other hand were amazing.

I would say, for me, that would be Watership Down (2018) since I'm a huge fan of the original novel and I wasn't too pleased with the 2018 adaptation for various reasons or the Tuck Everlasting adaptation.