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Post by kim on Feb 15, 2011 18:32:51 GMT
I wanted to go and see the film of this at the weekend, but none of our local cinemas were showing it. I had never heard of the book, but a few people told me to read the book before seeing the film. I bought the book on Saturday afternoon and didn't put it down until Sunday afternoon! There is a sort of twist to it that is hinted at throughout the book, I knew what it was, but the book is still very, very good. It's a love story of sorts about three people set in an alternate UK, I won't say any more because it'll spoil it!! I want to see the film now to see how they've adapted it.
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Post by caz2 on Feb 17, 2011 16:23:32 GMT
Is this the film with Keira Knightley in? As I read a review about it that said it's a very good film but very depressing, as the students find out what life has in store for them, or words to that affect. I would like to see it though.
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Post by caz2 on Feb 21, 2011 15:50:47 GMT
We watched this film last night, and thought it was a really good film. Very depressing and moving at times, and it does leave you feeling quite drained at the end, but Carey Mulligan who stars in the film is a very good actress, but I had never heard of her until last night but then googled her and found out she had won a bafta for pride and prejudice, and she had also been in quite a few big films like Wall Street, etc. She knocks socks off Keira Knightley I thought, in this film. Kim you need to see the film, now you have read the book, then we can compare notes. You too Dee.
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