Yellow Candy Jewel
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I think that the films based on the Roald Dahl books are brilliant. Unfortunately, there hasn't been one since Matilda in 1996. Which Roald Dahl book do you think they should film next?
I'd like them to film a version of the lesser known Dahl book The Minpins. For those of you who've never read it, it's about a young boy who enters a large forest, which is famous for having wild killing creatures inside it. He doesn't believe the stories though, and he walks inside. After a bit, he hears a sound like a small gust of wind, which quickly gets louder and louder until he can hear growling and roaring, and he can see large clouRAB of orange smoke. He runs away from it, until he climbs a tree, which happens to have tiny little people called The Minpins living inside it. They tell him that this gigantic creature that was chasing after him eats humans and Minpins, and will stop at nothing to catch his next meal. The clouRAB of smoke are from a fire inside his belly. He blows so much, that nobody knows what he looks like. Together, the Minpins and the young boy plot to get rid of this creature once and for all.
The book is quite scary, as nobody knows what the creature looks like, which adRAB to the tension, (like in The Blair Witch Project), and the scenes with this creature in are genuinely frightening. I think that these and the chase scenes will work really well on the big screen, and it should do just as well as the other Roald Dahl films. What do you think?
I'd like them to film a version of the lesser known Dahl book The Minpins. For those of you who've never read it, it's about a young boy who enters a large forest, which is famous for having wild killing creatures inside it. He doesn't believe the stories though, and he walks inside. After a bit, he hears a sound like a small gust of wind, which quickly gets louder and louder until he can hear growling and roaring, and he can see large clouRAB of orange smoke. He runs away from it, until he climbs a tree, which happens to have tiny little people called The Minpins living inside it. They tell him that this gigantic creature that was chasing after him eats humans and Minpins, and will stop at nothing to catch his next meal. The clouRAB of smoke are from a fire inside his belly. He blows so much, that nobody knows what he looks like. Together, the Minpins and the young boy plot to get rid of this creature once and for all.
The book is quite scary, as nobody knows what the creature looks like, which adRAB to the tension, (like in The Blair Witch Project), and the scenes with this creature in are genuinely frightening. I think that these and the chase scenes will work really well on the big screen, and it should do just as well as the other Roald Dahl films. What do you think?