“I sipped the drink. The old man licked his lips watching me, over and over again, drawing one lip slowly across the other with a funereal absorption, like an undertaker dry-washing his hands.”
Is it better to read the book before seeing the film or will you enjoy both more if you see the movie first?
Does a great book make a great film? Does knowing the ending ruin one or the other? Or are they two different art forms with little impact on each other?
Let's look at some book to movie adaptations and if you haven't read the book or seen the movie, try to decide which should come first.”
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