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Dereck 2022-10-07 10:22:32
no problem, feeling
It's a pity the protagonist didn't meet. But this kind of feeling that has been with each other for a long time even though they have not met is super touching. When Helen was happy to unpack the book, she felt like she saw me in the past. It's a pity that I haven't bought paper books for almost a...
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Alba 2022-10-11 10:51:14
Interesting souls will eventually attract
The readers of a good work are stretched out in the book and satisfied and sublimated in the film. It must be said that this is the charm of literary works.
In the movie, when he read the letter that Helen couldn't go to London as scheduled, Frank said that she would not come, at least not for the...
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Brandy 2022-04-19 09:03:17
The film has everything I like about the form, but it doesn't impress me. Fiction is the perfect way of expressing all the emotional stories that are about to end, not movies.
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Crawford 2022-04-20 09:02:56
It's sweet and touching. And in the end, the line became the tipping point of the whole film: "If you happen to pass by 84, Charing Cross Road, kiss it for me. I owe it so much." The pure trust and affection between them are invaluable. Nora's magnanimity is also admirable. These beauty, I am afraid that the world is hard to find.
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