Sentence examples for budget adaptation from inspiring English sources

He said his next film would be a small scale, low budget adaptation of Shusaku Endo's novel Silence, which centres on the story of two 17th century Portuguese missionaries travelling in imperial Japan.

The news emerged after four of the wranglers on the set of the big budget adaptation of JRR Tolkien's novel blew the whistle to the animal rights organisation and said the deaths were preventable.

Indeed, Mr Whedon will surely be showing off these talents in his next venture a very low budget adaptation of "Much Ado About Nothing", which might seem remarkably far removed from the cosmic tag-wrestling of "The Avengers" were it not for the sensibility that will unite them.

I feel like that bit of context might be helpful as I walk you through my utterly baffled reaction to Universal Studios' big budget adaptation directed by Duncan Jones (whose Moon and Source Code I remain a pretty big fan of).

The latest is an illustration from Snow White and the Huntsman, a big-budget adaptation starring Kristen Stewart.

By 1937, Preminger, having proved himself capable, was assigned to direct a big-budget adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's "Kidnapped".

Huston's uneven big-budget adaptation of the Broadway hit Annie (1982) was his one and only musical.

She plays Rogue, a genetic mutant, in the big-budget adaptation of superhero comic book X-Men, directed by Bryan Singer (The Usual Suspects).

And The Golden Compass – a 2007 big-budget adaptation of Philip Pullman's Northern Lights was also a failure, with Pullman himself expressing disappointment in it.

An impartial observer might note that the last big-budget adaptation – starring Robert De Niro as the non-titular monster – wasn't much cop either.

Stung by that indifference, De Palma plunged into a big-budget adaptation (1990) of The Bonfire of the Vanities, Tom Wolfe's best-selling novel of greed and corruption.