Can you give me an example of the top ten masterpieces you adapted from movies?

In my mind, the top ten masterpieces adapted from movies are:

1、? Pride and prejudice (1995)

Pride and Prejudice, based on the love entanglement between the hero and heroine Darcy and elizabeth bennet caused by Pride and Prejudice, describes four marriage stories, which are spicy and funny, and is the most comic and fascinating work of Jane Austen. This book vividly reflects the life of British towns and villages in a conservative and closed state from the end of 18 to the beginning of 19, and is listed as one of the top ten novels in the world by Mao Mu, a famous British novelist and dramatist.

As a classic in love novels, Pride and Prejudice has been adapted into movies and TV series for countless times, but among many films, the mini-drama produced by BBC 1995 has the best reputation. Both the costumes and the scenes perfectly restored the English pastoral style from the end of 18 to the beginning of 19, and the heroines played by Colin Firth and jennifer ehle were even more praised as the most perfect Darcy and Elizabeth.

2. The Great Gatsby (20 13)

The Great Gatsby is a novella written by American writer F. Scott Fitzgerald in 1925. The story takes place in new york City and Long Island in the 1920s. The background of the novel is set in the white circle of upper middle class in modern American society, and it is unfolded through Karaoui's narration. The Oxford Dictionary of American Literature evaluates him as: "The Great Gatsby is his (Fitzgerald's) best novel, which keenly grasps the theme of contemporary social life and symbolically shows the irony and sadness under the legend of the' American Dream'."

As a 3D blockbuster full of gorgeous elements, The Great Gatsby successfully brought the audience into the upper class of America in the last century. Not only that, the film also incorporates the theme of "American Dream", and the complex feelings between Gatsby and Daisy also left a deep impression on the audience.

3. anna karenine, anna karenine (20 12)

Anna karenin is the representative work of the famous Russian writer lev tolstoy. It is/kloc-the best work in the world literary world in the 9th century. Its artistic height and great artistic charm have always been praised by writers. Anna karenin described the social life of Russia and the restlessness of people's inner world under the impact of capitalism in an epic style, showing the characteristics of the times that "everything has been turned over and everything has just begun to be arranged", and widely showing the Russian society in the transition period from 65438 to 1970.

Director jo white integrated his best long-shot scenes into the performance form of the stage play, as well as his gorgeous sense of lens, scenery, costumes and music ... His grasp of details is amazing. However, the whole film is not closely combined with its background, which minimizes the sociality and criticism of the original work and the audience cannot resonate.

4. Jane Eyre (20 1 1)

? Jane Eyre is the masterpiece of Charlotte Brontexq, a famous British woman writer in the 19th century. Generally speaking, Jane Eyre is Charlotte Brontexq's "poetic portrayal of life" and an autobiographical work. Tell the story of an English woman who became an orphan from childhood, constantly pursued freedom and dignity, persisted in herself, and finally got happiness through various hardships. The novel shows the ups and downs of the love experience of the hero and heroine, praises getting rid of all old customs and prejudices, and successfully shapes a female image who dares to resist and strive for freedom and equal status.

One of the advantages of this edition of Jane Eyre over other editions is casting. Fassbinder, the hero, is 34 years old and Mia, the heroine, is 365,438+0 years old, which is very close to the age difference between the hero and heroine in the novel and different from the more mature heroines in other versions. 2 1 year-old Mia's slightly immature acting skills just show that Jane Eyre has just entered the world, full of hope but at a loss.

Wuthering heights (20 1 1)

Wuthering Heights is the work of emily bronte, one of the Bronte sisters, a British female writer, and one of the representative works of English literature in the19th century. Wuthering Heights has been regarded as "the strangest novel" in the history of English literature since its publication, and it is also a mysterious "fantastic book". The reason is that it violates the sentimental sentiment that is common in contemporary works. It is replaced by deep sadness and melancholy, strong love and violent hatred, and it is replaced by deep sadness and melancholy by ruthless revenge. It is like a strange lyric poem, with rich imagination and surging emotions between the lines, and it has shocking artistic power.

The photography technology of the film is excellent, and many close-ups about animals and plants have successfully created a bleak and strange atmosphere, and the scene of the hero and heroine riding horses together is also beautiful. However, fans of the original have complained that this version of Wuthering Heights has been changed beyond recognition, and it is more like a literary romantic film covered with Wuthering Heights.

6. Gone with the Wind (1939)

? Gone with the Wind is the only work of margaret mitchell (1900— 1949), an American woman writer, who has sharpened her sword for ten years. Gone with the Wind is one of the most classic love masterpieces of all time. The novel is set in the American Civil War. The main line is the love-hate relationship between Scarlett, a powerful and willful manor owner, and several men. With the great changes in society and history, everything familiar in the past is gone forever ... It is not only the swan song of human love, but also a grand historical picture reflecting the great and profound changes in social politics, economy and morality.

Gone with the Wind is a film to be proud of in the history of Hollywood movies. Its charm throughout the 20th century, known as Hollywood's "first blockbuster". It is a historical blockbuster with huge cost, luxurious scenes and grand and realistic war scenes, and it has become a classic in the history of American movies with its commendable artistic achievements. Vivien Leigh, the heroine, shows Scarlett's charm to the fullest with her clever and greedy green eyes. Her passion for this role is like a fire that will never go out. Vivien Leigh's hysterical performance made her famous and won an Oscar.

7. Oliver Twist (2005)

? Oliver Twist is a realistic novel published by British writer Dickens in 1838. Based on the foggy city of London, this paper tells the tragic life story and experience of an orphan. Oliver, the protagonist, grew up in an orphanage. After an apprenticeship, he fled hard, strayed into a thief's den, and was forced to associate with vicious murderers. Finally, with the help of good people, he found his own life story and got happiness. This book, like Dickens' other novels, exposed many social problems at that time, such as workhouses, child labor, gangs absorbing teenagers to participate in crimes and so on.

In Oliver Twist, the director grasped the role of Oliver very well. Perhaps this profound understanding and interpretation also benefited from the bumpy childhood experience. As his fans say, Oliver in this film is the closest to the prototype in the novel. Although the film does not fully show the tasks and plots in the novel, its antique pictures,19th century British accent dialogues, and ingenious costumes and props are all commendable.

8. Les Miserables (20 12)

Les Miserables is a novel published by the great French writer victor hugo in 1862, covering the Napoleonic Wars and the following ten years, and it is one of the most famous novels in19th century. The main line of the story revolves around the personal experience of the protagonist Jean Valjean, a prisoner of Toulon, and integrates French history, revolution, war, moral philosophy, law, justice and religious belief.

The film version of Les Miserables is mainly adapted from the English version of the musical, and the plot arrangement is basically the same as the musical version except for a few minor adjustments. As a "musical film", the film still put a lot of effort into the concert-it featured a number of movie stars with outstanding singing skills: "Wolverine" Hugh Jackman played the leading actor Jean Valjean, two-time Oscar winner Russell Crowe played Javert, and famous actresses Anne Hathaway and helena bonham carter also played important roles in the play. These actors usually gain the recognition of the audience by performing in movies, which is enough to provide their voices convincingly in movies.

9. The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)

The Count of Monte Cristo is a well-known historical novel and the representative work of the famous French writer Dumas (1802- 1870). He has won the favor of countless readers with his fascinating stories and exquisite artistic skills. After the novel was published, it caused an unprecedented sensation in the society at that time, and then it was translated into dozens of languages and published, and was made into movies in France, the United States and other western countries many times. Although this novel has been published for a century and a half, it is still popular all over the world and is recognized as a masterpiece of popular novels in the world.

The film not only retains the framework of the original, but also retains the spirit of the original, so even the audience who have not seen the original can understand its context. In addition, the scenes of Marseille, Paris and Prison Island in the film19th century are also very close to the original.

10, Alice in Wonderland (20 10)

Alice in Wonderland is a children's literature work published by British writer Charles Ludwig Dodgson under the pseudonym lewis carroll in 1865. The story tells that a girl named Alice entered a magical country from the rabbit hole, met many strange people, animals and even cards, and finally found that it was a dream. Although this fairy tale is full of absurd fantasies, the writer profoundly alludes to the social reality of England in the middle of19th century, and reveals to readers the complexity and variety of things in the world and the relativity of various concepts.

Alice in Wonderland directed by tim burton is endowed with strange light, and the strange fairy tale scene is matched with the same strange music, which makes people feel as if they are there. However, the fly in the ointment is that because the film is converted from 2D to 3D, its stereoscopic effect is hard to avoid.