Alternatively, you may request any director/genre/wave/era/etc. ranking.
@RAybonto said [^](/forum/redirect/post/pQfoEWib)
> Alternatively, you may request any director/genre/wave/era/etc. ranking.
What's a film you think is better than its book? :)
I demand giallo rankings!
I will give you bonus points for other obscure or micro genres, but giallo comes first.
@clousems said [^](/forum/redirect/post/22u1gRh6)
> I demand giallo rankings!
>
> I will give you bonus points for other obscure or micro genres, but giallo comes first.
I'll make a blog post on that. Thanks for the suggestion!
@AveraWyvern said [^](/forum/redirect/post/OAcUSlpQ)
> > Alternatively, you may request any director/genre/wave/era/etc. ranking.
>
> What's a film you think is better than its book? :)
A Clockwork Orange primarily.
In fact, most Kubrick films are better than their books.
Barry Lyndon and Lolita are too finally and thematically different from their books, to objectively compare, but both the books, and adaptations are great.
Also, a lot of Hitchcock films are (too many to name, but definitely the famous ones) better than the books.
To include plays, any Kurosawa shakespeare adaptation is >>>> it's source material.
I'll give you extra bonus points if you've actually seen every film on the upcoming *giallo* list, look forward to it :)
Do you think it matters that Meryl Streep is going to be the voice of Aslan in the Chronicles of Narnia?
What's your opinion of Tenet?
Do a ranking of films that are about high-stakes games / death games / challenges.
Examples of what I mean: Exam, Circle, Cube, Nerve, and The Belko Experiment.
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