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A good book adaptation is like pornography -- I know it when I see it . I think it helps when the people doing the adaptation have a deep love for the original material and a strong vision of what they 'd like to do with it . Sometimes , that vision clashes with the original material ( as in Starship Troopers , where Paul Verhoeven used over - the - top parody to make a film that had the opposite message of the novel -- and for the record , I liked the film better than the book ) . Sometimes , that vision humanizes a very cold and analytical novel ( as in the George Clooney adaptation of Solaris , which I also loved , and not just for Clooney 's butt ) .

What might I mean when I referenced George Clooney 's butt ?
Available options: A). It was just a figure of speech . B). George 's butt was the only thing good about Solaris . C). Clooney wanted his butt taken out of the movie . D). I liked seeing his rear end in the film .
D).