Enough Films based on books are great, but some definitely not. Roland's seminal novel in 1995 at Nathaniel Haforn's seminal novel "Scarlet Practice" is perhaps one of the strongest examples of adaptation that simply did not work, and for a variety of reasons. The film was absolutely decoded by critics after its release and has a 13% rating Rotten tomatoesThe most difficult criticized aspect is Douglas's Stewart Day, which also confusing, wrote the Oscar -nominated Oscar scenario for "Officer and Mr.". Perhaps his success with the Romantic Elements of That Movie Led Stewart to Believe That Turning Hawthorne's Novel - What Is About An Adulteress In 17th Century Puritan Massachusetts - Into a kind of sultry tragic romance was a good Idea, but the final result was a mass disaster.

Offoff's "Scarlet letter" was nominated for seven Golden Raspberry Awards (aka notorious and now extremely useless "spoons"), and it is really a huge raspberry of film. While Oldman and Moore are both great actors in other roles, they simply do not fit like the characters they play here, and their chemistry is deeply imperceptible. The "Scarlet letter" is deadly seriously, but it is impossible to take it seriously, making it one of the worst movies of all time.

The Scarlet letter was absolutely revived at the time of its release, with a $ 10 million home cashier against a $ 46m budget. (The international gross of the film is harder to diminish; it is enough to say, however, it was not a hit.) The reviews had nothing positive to say, except for the occasional compliment paid at Oldman's performance as the overlawed Minister Arthur Dimesdale.

Real, however, Moore's order as the film's protagonist, Hester Pren, is really the best thing about this movie chaos (though she was nominated for play), which should not surprise those who have recently discovered (or re -discovered ) Incredible actor thanks to her role in Horror on the body of Coral Fargetate in 2024 hit the "substance". Even usually the magnificent Robert Duval is pretty good, as Hester's lost husband, Roger Fillingworth, but the film is just such a wrong chaos that everything they are trying to do to do so is in vain. (In this version of the story, Hester and Arthur live happily ever after after escaping Puritans because they are slaughtered by the algonic natives. It's bad!)

Fortunately there is a lot of Great movies Demi Moore And Gary Oldman's great films for anyone who really wants to see these stars shine. And for anyone who really wants to see an adaptation of the "scarlet letter", there is always one out of almost a dozen other adaptations. Seriously, there is one of 1908, 1911, 1913, 1917 ... People really love the "Scarlet Scripture". For the value of my money, I will always go with a fun high school recurrence, "Easy A", with Emma Stone. Now That is How do you adapt to the "scarlet letter" for modern audiences.