Thread 211615460

>one of the most moving popular human stories ever written
>no kino adaptation
Who will step up and do the needful

>>211615460 (OP)
It was adapted into Charly.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia did it best.

They don't want to make the ending scene to violent. When they are dancing and the guards burst in. Oh wait, that maybe some other book.

>>211615460 (OP)
Flowers for Charlie was pretty good

Curb did it best

>>211615460 (OP)
movie adaptation of books doesn't need to share same titles, you know?

This and limitless display a person unlocking their intellectual abilities pretty good. I am a huge fan of limitless and the sequel illustrates a better story of the trials a genius would face.

>>211615505
>>211615509
"kino" is the key word here

>>211615702
it's a good movie

The scene of menial bakery workers bullying anyone in lower station in life can unfortunately be true. cant be too smart or dumb. You will be ostracized if they see you with a book.

>>211615935
lower station sounds right. what if they just thought you were reading a particularly shitty book? shouldn't that be bullied out of yous?

Who's a young actor that could play Charlie, pull off both the endearing tard and the cynical genius?

>>211616073
The average working class person doesn't read nor do they have literary taste. They despise the mere act of reading as an intellectual display meant to put them down. I'd you read it means that poverty and a lifetime of servitude might not be in your future. It is an affront that you would dare escape the mundane drudgery of life.

>>211615576
https://youtu.be/dEgOuZzjI8o
There was one like 15 years ago

>>211617159
With Sean astin.

>>211615460 (OP)
>What if we took some gay, boring story about some retard and used modern technology to make it kick fucking ass
Best adaptation's already been done, kiddo.

>>211619073
Did the south park guy copy the hairstyle?

This dude reads books

>>211616183
Maybe that bloke people want to play Zelda.

>>211619344
Average trump supporter.

Lucy was an example of this.

The Bourne sequel with Renner. Flowers for Bournegenon, well worth watching if you like dullards and borderline retards.

>>211617159
>2081
Based anon.

>>211622396
Not quite since you only see him being competent.

>>211616344
>Looks like we got ourselves a reader

>>211615460 (OP)
>Retard doesn't know his life is shit and wants to be smart
>Retard gets smart and realizes his life is shit
>Becomes retarded again and then dies
Wow, what an interesting story.

>>211619466
Reading books is one of the biggest virgin-coded activities out there. Some girl sees you with shelves full of the fucking thing and she'll dry up like the Sahara. Get a social hobby.

>>211615460 (OP)
That Simpsons episode where Homer removes a crayon from his brain.

>>211623310
Thinking girls don't read is one of the biggest dummy coded things ever.

>>211619073
Whoever at New Line made the decision not to base Lawnmower Man off of Stephen King's story made the right call. The end result was so much more entertaining, especially with the shitty CG.

What film has portrayed intelligence?

>>211623436
The institute and the long walk are looking good.

>>211623310
Women read more than men by far

Netflix will adapt it, and they'll make it about racism instead

Would you get the procedure?

>>211615460 (OP)
>no kino adaptation

You never go full retard.

>>211624854
actual intellect or base "thinking"?

>>211630241
Either.

>>211630458
that martian one with matt damon and all is lost shows "thinking". cant think of one that shows intellect

>>211624854

A Beautiful Mind. Its more about schizophrenia; but its a schizophrenic noble prize winning mathematician.

>>211623310
>caring what woman think
>implying its not okay when chad does it
>being this obsessed with sex.
Low t.

>>211623310
>conforming to some meaningless and retarded ideals is one of the biggest virgin-coded activities out there.
Fixed you.