I think my kids have enjoyed my books beyond repair. (They can get me a new set for my birthday!)
We generally wait for DVD's to come out, unless my parents come to visit and want to take some of the kids to a movie.
I'm very hard to please on book adaptations - the words mean a lot to me! The only ones I can think of that I've really approved recently are TNT's films of Louis L'Amour stories, with Tom Selleck or Sam Elliot.
The BBC does a much better job of book adaptation than others. I enjoyed their Jane Austin stuff, especially Pride and Prejudice. Colin Firth was just as I imagined Mr. Darcy. Their Lion Witch and Wardrobe was quite good. Hallmark can do good stuff also.
Aamazingly, Ted Turner did a fairly good job with bible stories. His Abraham is excellent. TBN also did the wonderful Charlton Heston version of Treasure Island. Also the George C Scott version of a Christmas Carol is fairly accurate.
Still waiting for a good, accurate version of so many novels. Little Women disappoints me every time they make it. The Susan Sarandon version, while fun, was morphed into a liberal anti Christian show.