What book would you most like to see adapted into a film (not one that's been done already)

[i]The Catcher in the Rye[/i] or [i]A Confederacy of Dunces[/i]. Both great vehicles for the right actor.

I can't think of any, but when I was a teenager I really wanted Airhead by Meg Cabot to be turned into a movie. Heck, I would still go see it if they made it into a film. :)

Memoirs Found in a Bathtub by Stanislaw Lem (the movie Solaris is based on his book for a more mainstream name.) I admit I actually listened to the audio book version of this when I used to work overnights alone. Since then he's one of my favorite authors.

It's about a guy who wanders into a hermetically sealed building who gets wrapped up in a bureaucratic conspiracy between two agencies of fighting spies, the building and the "anti" building. As the main character tries to figure out what his instructions actually are (he's deemed with a VERY important mission he's told) as he's led into a dizzying array of unhelpful characters with more sinister motivations 😂

I like it mainly because it's a metaphor for the absurdity of the cold war's paranoia and red baiting schemes but it also is about many other subjects.

[quote]And the spiral nebulae?! Well?! Don’t tell me you don’t know what that means! SPY-ral!! and the expanding universe, the retreating galaxies! Where are they going? What are they running from? And the Doppler shift to the red!! Highly suspicious--no, more! A clear admission of guilt!![/quote]

All the Harry Dresdens

The Botticelli Secret, or at least a TV mini-series.

Kamikaze Boys by Jay Bell. That's probably my favorite book.

The black cauldron. Not a cartoon but a real movie.

The Last Days of Socrates - Plato,