Quite possibly the most ridiculous modernization of a Shakespeare play, this movie mixed guns and cars with Shakespearean English.

"His 'it' movie that everyone knows. Just put 'If you're a bird, I'm a bird."

This book by Jane Austen has over 10 adaptations from the past 75 years, and is responsible for a giant statue of Colin Firth in the middle of Serpentine lake.

This movie came out last summer and stars Leonardo DiCaprio as a super rich guy who spends a ton of time and money to woo a girl and call people "old sport."

This book series has 8 movies, multiple books based on them, a theme park, and a movie spinoff that was announced earlier this year.

A modernization of "Twelfth Night" staring a pre-mental breakdown Amanda Bynes in a 2006 teen rom-com classic.

"Oh poor little cancer patient, she dies. The dude fulfills everything on her bucket list."

This movie has had 17 different movie adaptations over the past 100 years (not including TV and musicals.) Each movie has different degrees of creepiness from the 20 year age difference of Charlotte Bronte's two lovers.

Pre-mental breakdown Amanda Bynes and Emma Stone star in this adaptation of Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter."

This three book series has made tween girls weep and created mass hysteria across the globe with its 4 movies.

This modernization of "Taming of the Shrew" stars Julia Stiles and Heath Ledger.

"Ooooohhhh *cries* They make the stain glass window and then the light goes through the window while she's playing the piano oh my god I should watch that...and not to mention Liam Hemsworth"

This 1995 Jane Austen adaptation, staring Emma Thompson, Alan Rickman, Hugh Grant, and Kate Winslet, is about two girls who fall in love with two boys. The classic boy meets girl, girl falls down hill, boy rides up on horse and saves girl.

A classic book published in 1960, which was almost immediately made into a movie in 1962, is about race, justice, and prejudice during the Great Depression in Maycomb, Alabama.

The second movie installment of this trilogy comes out next Thursday and stars Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson.

A zombie falls in love in this 2013 movie loosely based on "Romeo and Juliet."

"He's an army man, awwwww, oh my god and he falls in love with this chick and they write letters all the time but she marries this other guy to help him get heath care or something."

This modern adaption of Jane Austen's "Emma" is about a virgin who can't drive and was released in 1995.

This 2003 movie is about a bunch of kids forced to work long hours in the desert to uncover (hehe pun) an unknown something for the evil warden of Camp Green Lake.

This movie will probably flood theaters with tears when it is released in June. It stars Shailene Woodley and features a cameo role by its author.

A childhood classic, that has been on both in movie theaters and on Broadway, based on Shakespeare's "Hamlet."

"Isn't that where she was trying to run away from some life and the guy was always like 'No I'm going to be there for you'"

This movie modernization based on Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" stars Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy...again.

This movie took over 1000 years to make to the big screen, barely resembles the Old English classic, and stars Ray Winstone, Angelina Jolie, and Anthony Hopkins.

This up-and-coming distopian YA trilogy just released the final book in the series earlier this month, and the movie adaptation of the first book will premier in March of 2014 with Shailene Woodley as the lead actress.