Sick of rebooted movies? What story/novel would you make into a feature film?
What story do you think should be the next big movie?
How about a Raymond E Feist novel like Magician?
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The Third Angel by Alice Hoffman is a cozy treasure to read.
There are three stories of three women that all overlap through time in a hotel in London.
I think Polly Morrice does better than me in reviewing this touching novel.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/18/books/review/Morrice-t.html
Alice Hoffman is no stranger to having her novels turned into film. she also wrote Practical Magic which turned out quite well in the theatre, as well as a few others too. If this novel was turned into a movie, I could see it winning an Oscar for Best Cinematography.
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I haven't read that one...it does sound interesting! And better than another A-Team :)
There is a sad tinge to some of the characters... but overall it gives you a little push of hope.