Yup. Power Rangers was that movie for me. I never was a fan of the original shows, and my friend insisted on taking me to see it. It definitely had its moments of being over-the-top like the original, but was so much better in terms of action and non-cringy acting.
Have you ever read a book and wished they would turn it into a movie?
Naturally, of course. Though, sometimes the movie falls pale in comparison to the book. Sometimes it's more satisfying to watch the movie first and then read the book second- discovering there are more details to the story when you may have been yearning for 'more'.
Yup, pretty frequently. Although I'm not really a snob when it comes to book-to-movie adaptations. As long as they cast good actors and any plot changes are logical rather than gratuitous, I'm happy.
Several times. In fact, there are some novelizations I actually prefer over the movie. (Revenge of the Sith for one. The novel is so much better than the film.)
Of course the novel or book will always be better than the movie. The same counts for games, cartoons or manga/anime that got turned into a movie. Just take a look at Fullmetal Alchemist or Death Note (both manga/anime and their real life action movies). I know that not all details of a book can fit in one movie, but please don't change important stuff. Even minor things can change everything like Dumbledore walking "calmly" towards Harry and shouting at him if he put his own name into the goblet. That wasn't calm and quiet like in the book. Or when stuff gets added in a manga that fucking. Never. Happened. In. The. Novel! Sorry for the rant.
Have you ever played a game with cheats and then tried to complete it in hard mode without cheating?
I have. Gosh. But I'm lazy, I'll do easy!
(and yeah generally the book is better, with a few exceptions of extremely complex to read - or on contrary a great story that is poorly written).