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Best Philip K Dick Film Adaptations










As some of you may remember, I put up a ranking of my five favorite Philip K Dick novels not too long ago. After that, I thought it might be fun to talk about things that you all might actually have heard of! So here is my ranking of all of the films that were adapted from Dick’s novels or short stories. Sadly, he never got to see any of his awesome works up on the big screen, but at least he is finally getting the recognition that he deserves. Just to make this article a bit more accessible to those non-Dick fans, I’ll give a brief description of the source material, but I’ll be counting on you to know what the movie is about! Sound fair? TOO BAD! Now...let’s begin.

Top 5 Philip K Dick Novels










As lots of you probably know, I love Dick. I know how that might sound, but I obviously mean the acclaimed science fiction author Philip K Dick (get your minds out of the gutter!) I remember when I was first introduced to Dick, which was all the way back in freshman year of high school. In my English 9 class, we were reading a bunch of sci-fi/dystopian books/stories, so we read Ayn Rand's Anthem, Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, and then Philip K. Dick's short story, Minority Report. In just five pages, Dick painted a beautiful story, with an elaborate world and great characters. I absolutely fell in love with his writing and went out and bought all of his books. I didn't read them all immediately, but eventually (five years later, in college) I finally got around to reading all of his novels, as well as his short stories. I plowed through a lot of different parallel universes, alternate realities, dystopian futures and loved every minute of it. Since he has way more short stories than novels, I thought it would be a good idea to just focus on his novels for this list. So, let me share with you my five favorite novels by my favorite author: Philip K. Dick.
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