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Re: Original works you read/saw *after* seeing an adaptation
(Anonymous) 2025-01-03 02:02 am (UTC)(link)LotR. It was better because I had an idea of the chronology. I liked the books better but that's because I skipped the stuff I didn't like and I didn't think the movie adapations were great.
Maybe A Room with a View and Maurice too. It's been a long time but I think both movies and books are great.
Probably Total Recall which I didn't know was adapted from Philip K. Dick. I read all kind of stuff from Dick as a teen and didn't make the connection. I don't think I liked the movie.