Film copyright adaptation

The millennium is the rise of adaptation. Film adaptation is a derivative work in which some or all of the written work is transferred to the feature film. Since the original story takes a long time to complete, it usually takes 3 months to adapt the novel into a screenplay. Adapting to producers provides an easy way to leverage existing fan bases. This will invite non-readers because of their knowledge of the fan base. In a way, they are buying fan bases instead of stories.

In Hollywood, nearly two-thirds of the film's work has been adapted from novels and comics. From the early days, adaptations have been the practice of film production for various resources, such as drama, autobiography, and even other films. Warner Bros. Pictures, Walt Disney Pictures and Sony Pictures are studios for making intellectual property films.

Here are a few examples of film adaptations in novels and comics:

From fiction [book to film adaptation]

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boxing Club from

 - A comedy movie based on the novel of the same name written by Chuck Palahniuk.

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silver linings Playbook from

 - A romantic comedy film adapted from Matthew Witt's novel.

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Company you keep from

 - A TCYK LLC film based on the novel of the same name; Robert Redford produced, directed and starred.

From comics [manga to film adaptation]

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the Avengers from

 - The iconic superhero in the Marvel team.

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Superman from

 - In order to save this day, the ultimate "steel man".

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crow from

 - The revenge story of the resurrection of the crow.

Long-distance running series as of 2015

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Fast & Furious from

 - 7th movie

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007 from

 - There are 24 movies

Each adaptation is made with the highest quality and has multiple film copyrights. In addition to multiple copies; including the copyright of the director, the copyright of the scriptwriter, the copyright of the composer, the right to distribute, the placement of the product and the rights of the performer; the film adaptation now includes the rights of the owner of the existing work. This means that copyrights, patents and trademarks are also included.

Lack of creativity

The core of any movie should be a good, meaningful story. Popularity should not be the main focus; as things develop, the trend of film adaptation has become a hot topic. However, bringing original content to the big screen may exacerbate the lack of creative images and original ideas for filmmakers.

However, fans should not infringe copyrighted movies, which may be original or adapted.

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