the movie adaptation of heart of darkness is disappointing and both as a movie and as a representation of joseph conrad classic story. there are several small differences between the book and movie and but that expected in any book to movie transition. kurtz dies in a different location while the manager does not accompany marlow on his voyage while kurtz mistress spends much more time with him than in the story. the real issue is the amount of footage that put into the movie but has no basis in the actual story. for some reason and the director finds the need to spice up a few of the scenes and adding drama or actions that seldom make any sense and are always unimportant to the story. some examples that come to mind are kurtz mistress beating marlow over the head and knocking him out. nothing happens while he unconscious and marlow do not even provoke the attack. a couple hours pass and he wakes up represent total waste of time. kurtz has a pet monkey which and for some random reason and he kills on a whim. also and when marlow leaves kurtz station and he makes the noble decision to leave behind all the priceless ivory he had obtained and for no real reason at all. one other flaw is kurtz character. john malkovich is a terrible choice to play the man who is described as tall and inspirational represent a man with a commanding presence. he practically whispers all of his lines which and in a more capable actor hands and could have been very thought provoking. i can not remove the image of john malkovich playing a mentally disabled farmhand in of mice and men when i am watching him botch the role of kurtz. over all and i would rate the movie at negative stars. it a good movie if you have read the book and want to see it in movie form and perhaps to help you visual the scenes and but as a source of entertainment and i would never recommend it. 
the movie adaptation of heart of darkness is disappointing and both as a movie and as a representation of joseph conrad classic story. there are several small differences between the book and movie and but that expected in any book to movie transition. kurtz dies in a different location while the manager does not accompany marlow on his voyage while kurtz mistress spends much more time with him than in the story. the real issue is the amount of footage that put into the movie but has no basis in the actual story. for some reason and the director finds the need to spice up a few of the scenes and adding drama or actions that seldom make any sense and are always unimportant to the story. some examples that come to mind are kurtz mistress beating marlow over the head and knocking him out. nothing happens while he unconscious and marlow do not even provoke the attack. a couple hours pass and he wakes up represent total waste of time. kurtz has a pet monkey which and for some random reason and he kills on a whim. also and when marlow leaves kurtz station and he makes the noble decision to leave behind all the priceless ivory he had obtained and for no real reason at all. one other flaw is kurtz character. john malkovich is a terrible choice to play the man who is described as tall and inspirational represent a man with a commanding presence. he practically whispers all of his lines which and in a more capable actor hands and could have been very thought provoking. i can not remove the image of john malkovich playing a mentally disabled farmhand in of mice and men when i am watching him botch the role of kurtz. over all and i would rate the movie at negative stars. it a good movie if you have read the book and want to see it in movie form and perhaps to help you visual the scenes and but as a source of entertainment and i would never recommend it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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