ITT: which book's perception would be most irreversibly

Fuck off to /tv/. Please.

>>9427213
I'll bite.


Well, rn I'm reading Where the Air is Clear, so.... I'm actually thinking Black's voice would lend itself to the people of Mexico City!

>>9427213
Lolita

>>9427213
Are you saying you don't do this with every book?

>>9427213
Eh? That'd be fucking delightful. I want a full rendition of Ulysses where Jack Black attempts various sounding characters for everyone. I would literally get my testicles removed for this.

M/F by Burgess would be improved exponentially by this. We need to convince him to do it.

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i wrote a novel with a protagonist that i visualized as Jack Black on sedatives. he had that manic, eager enthusiasm but it was damped under a layer of crippling paranoia.

then i went apeshit and imagined his love interest as Winona Ryder, and the alien antagonist as firstly William Burroughs and after the rebuild, Cristina Hendricks.

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Good Jack Black makes everything better.

>>9427213
I'd kind of like to see the entire bible in film, with every character played by John Malkovich

A Scanner Darkly

>>9427213
Imagining Jack Black as every character and finally Gravity's Rainbow makes sense

American Psycho

>>9427213
Anna Karenina.

>>9427219

Its not even worth it man. Just ignore their stupid shit. Sage it.

>>9427213
All of them. J R might actually be improved though.

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>tfw when there isn't a single book that wouldn't be improved by replacing the cast with Jack Black

My diary desu

>>9427213

Crime and Punishment

Gulliver's Travels