I'm guessing someone with enough familiarity could say this about one of the John Green books' movie adaptations, but I haven't seen any (?) of the movies and haven't read the books since I was a teen so
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maybe shrek? i never cared for the book though its not bad
My spouse says "Stardust" the book is nowhere near as good as "Stardust" the movie. We both love the movie, but it's surprising the book wasn't nearly as good.
The Mission, though I haven't seen the movie yet.
Dine. The book is terrible, I couldn't read it at all after trying twice... way back decades ago, the recent movie was good.