filmable

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• I thought this novel (which I loved) was un-filmable.

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• Inherent Vice, on the other hand, is easily Pynchon's most filmable novel and would probably make a great movie if handled correctly.

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• From that angle, no book is filmable.

  Blog text (27)

• The world is not filmable but already filmed, already representation, already projection.

  Academic text (2004)

• To be fair, the "unfilmable book" idea has always been flawed; ever since the invention of cinema, any book has been as "filmable" as any other; it's simply that some would have been more challenging and less believable to try to translate from one medium into the other.

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• For the documentary cinema, it is a question of constructing a filmable state of the world with—and sometimes against—all existing narrative states of the world.

  Academic text (1999)

• Anthropologists have heavily focused on spatial practices in their efforts to adapt ethnography to a globalized world because, despite their translocalism, these still lend themselves to doing filmable ethnography and participating in observable practice.

  Academic text (2008)

• Many consider this tale to be filmable due to its rich characters and engaging plot.

• After reading the script, the director decided it was filmable even though it had some complex themes.

• The novel's vivid imagery makes it highly filmable and a likely candidate for adaptation.

Antonyms

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unfilmable

1 7.2

Too hard to turn into a good movie because it is mainly about inner thoughts

How Adaptable

filmable

4.6

unfilmable

1 7.2

Surface Forms

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Etymology