Cinephile VS. Bibliophile

 “Harry Potter,” “Percy Jackson,” “Twilight,” “The Notebook,” “Divergent,” “If I Stay,” “The Maze Runner,” and plenty more are movies recently made from a popular book! Both movies and books are great. Some people wouldn’t take the time out of their day to read a page of a book on purpose and some would drop everything they are doing just to read a book. A cinephile would just rather watch the movie for two hours while others, called bibliophile, will read a book and get every juicy details and imagine everything that’s happening and then consider seeing the movie.

 I  would rather watch the movie because reading the book is boring and takes way too much time. On other hand, my wife and  few friends  often find the  book better than the film.   They prefer read the book first is because you can tell what they are thinking. It spreads more emotions. It’s not someone acting out something and hoping that it gets across the idea.”

"Comey Rules"  at Showtime. Political drama about Trump and  James Comey )acted by Jeff  Daniels. I rank  Excellent 7.5/10.

A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership

James Comey  The film  "Comey Rules"  is based on the book by the Former FBI director Janes comey

This is based on the book Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors, and the Drug Company that Addicted America by Macy, Beth

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1M4kcj4vMTez8Hs7bqA9sqV84oBSrdDVN?usp=sharing    

We have started to watch DopeSick on Hulu.  If you have not watched it, I recommend you give it a try.  Very good story, well acted, and mostly fact-based. IMDB rating is 8.7/10. I would rank  7/10. The series dramatizes Richard Sackler's long-running efforts to boost sales of OxyContin.

The  first season of the Empire  (Babur) is based on first book (out of six) by   https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J-GtfFx8REcYyN9c06XaFKU8QO5D4m_M/view?usp=sharing "Northh Raiders"