amazing and astounding and brilliant and superb. those are the four adjectives that prop up in my head when i start describing the kite runner. khaled hosseini book adaptation had already captured many minds and in fact it is rumored that he himself broke down in to tears after watching the premier. i must say before i even start that i had read the book before i saw the advanced screening of the kite runner. so my judgment and views may be slightly biased. firstly and let me say it and that even though in my opinion the book was better than the final product of the movie and it is by no means a bad adaptation. i mean for a two hour movie it got the deserved response. things do appear a tad fast in the final twenty odd minutes and but apart from that it has succeeded what the book did. it has captured the minds and imagination of millions all across the globe. the magic woven by khaled hosseini and to give us a sense of remorse of joy and of sadness and of pain and of loyalty is astute in this adaptation. especially in the very first scene and when young hassan says and if you tell me to eat dirt and i will. but i know you would not ask me to. such a touching line and is bound to capture the hearts of many. the two young actors were brilliant and absolutely superb. especially the boy who played the innocent but loyal hassan and a boy and who refuses to give up a kite he caught because he promised his best friend that he would bring it to him and only to be abused by large bullies who beat him up and use him sexually and and then to be rebuked by his best friend as a coward. the entire act is so touching that it cannot but wet your eyes. the entire movie is well placed save the last bit. the point when amir learns of his true relationship with hassan and reads hassan first and last not to him and when he breaks down in tears feeling helpless and lonely and remorseful and that appeared a bit rushed and felt that amir was behind a facade. in the book and khaled hosseini had dedicated some 10 12 pages to describe amir state of mind in that position. but that his made up for in the penultimate segment of the movie and when amir stands up for hassan boy and his nephew and sohrab in front of his commanding father in law. the ending was well deserved and i am sure will be well appreciated. it felt witnessing the torch pass down from one generation to another. coming over to the technical aspects. first of all and the acting. just one word superb. from start to finish and young hassan and amir and their father and his friend rahim khan. everyone has been superb and especially young hassan. second and the direction was amazing and coupled with some brilliant camera work. the background score was also impressive. right from the start credit track to the end credit and and i especially loved the one when amir is in the mosque in pakistan the western and islamic fusion and made that extra special. all in all and this is definitely one of the better movies and and it a welcome break from all those iran inspired movies that we have floating all over this year. positive . 
amazing and astounding and brilliant and superb. those are the four adjectives that prop up in my head when i start describing the kite runner. khaled hosseini book adaptation had already captured many minds and in fact it is rumored that he himself broke down in to tears after watching the premier. i must say before i even start that i had read the book before i saw the advanced screening of the kite runner. so my judgment and views may be slightly biased. firstly and let me say it and that even though in my opinion the book was better than the final product of the movie and it is by no means a bad adaptation. i mean for a two hour movie it got the deserved response. things do appear a tad fast in the final twenty odd minutes and but apart from that it has succeeded what the book did. it has captured the minds and imagination of millions all across the globe. the magic woven by khaled hosseini and to give us a sense of remorse of joy and of sadness and of pain and of loyalty is astute in this adaptation. especially in the very first scene and when young hassan says and if you tell me to eat dirt and i will. but i know you would not ask me to. such a touching line and is bound to capture the hearts of many. the two young actors were brilliant and absolutely superb. especially the boy who played the innocent but loyal hassan and a boy and who refuses to give up a kite he caught because he promised his best friend that he would bring it to him and only to be abused by large bullies who beat him up and use him sexually and and then to be rebuked by his best friend as a coward. the entire act is so touching that it cannot but wet your eyes. the entire movie is well placed save the last bit. the point when amir learns of his true relationship with hassan and reads hassan first and last not to him and when he breaks down in tears feeling helpless and lonely and remorseful and that appeared a bit rushed and felt that amir was behind a facade. in the book and khaled hosseini had dedicated some 10 12 pages to describe amir state of mind in that position. but that his made up for in the penultimate segment of the movie and when amir stands up for hassan boy and his nephew and sohrab in front of his commanding father in law. the ending was well deserved and i am sure will be well appreciated. it felt witnessing the torch pass down from one generation to another. coming over to the technical aspects. first of all and the acting. just one word superb. from start to finish and young hassan and amir and their father and his friend rahim khan. everyone has been superb and especially young hassan. second and the direction was amazing and coupled with some brilliant camera work. the background score was also impressive. right from the start credit track to the end credit and and i especially loved the one when amir is in the mosque in pakistan the western and islamic fusion and made that extra special. all in all and this is definitely one of the better movies and and it a welcome break from all those iran inspired movies that we have floating all over this year. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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