Adaptation of Cormack Mccarthy's Novels

Abstract Adaptation is a process of recreation and reinterpretation. In the post-modern world, adaptation is observed from the point of the viewer's response. When the work is adapted, the reader becomes a viewer. These viewers get connected with the work of art and then the film. Adaptation is the outcome of the filmmaker's readings and interpretations of the source text. Though, the film adaptation of any literary text works, it is an independent, coherent, and artistic creation that carries its own meaning. This adapted artistic work is different from its source text. Most of the adapted works are different from the original source. There are several features of these novels that were difficult to adapt into a film. It was the result of McCarthy's writing style who writes without the use of quotation marks, sometimes it makes challenging to distinguish between characters’ dialogue