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Trevor 2022-04-11 09:01:07
He wants the splendor of heaven
"Love Letter" ("Beijing meets Seattle 2") made "84 Charing Cross Street" a small fire, whether it is a book or a movie. I heard about this story early, and the plot simply made me not interested in watching it. Even if I downloaded the movie, it was put aside for a long time because of the old...
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Eveline 2022-04-08 08:01:02
Film reviews and sentiments
If you happen to pass by 84 Charing Cross and give me a kiss, I owe it a lot
The first time I knew this sentence was in the one-way calendar of my brother's birthday in high school. At that time, I just liked this kind of melancholy and literary words very simply.
Now I really understand the story...
Rupert Holliday-Evans
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Effie 2022-04-13 09:01:06
All mankind is a book, when a man dies, it is not someone torn from the page, but translated into another and better language, every chapter must be so translated, God employs several translators , some articles are translated by age, some by disease, some by war, some by justice, but the hand of God will rebond our broken pages into that library where each book will be opened to each other- John Dunn
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Novella 2022-04-19 09:03:17
Another movie that I have been wanting to watch for a long time on the online disk finally let me finish it: ⒈ During the viewing process, I feel that this movie is the most suitable to recommend to my sister Katelyn, who likes reading books the most, and Li and Kiki are also worth watching. Look; ⒉ I remembered her who once insisted on the Douyou exchange for about half a year and then stopped contacting her. I hope sister Kiki and I can meet at least one time smoothly, not too soon or too long; ⒊ Anthony Hopkins turned out to be British man!
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Helene Hanff: [In cinema, watching "Brief Encounter", thinking to herself] Please write and tell me about London. I live for the day when I step off the boat-train and feel it's dirty sidewalks under my feet. I want to walk up Berkeley Square, and down Wimpole Street. And stand in St. Paul's where John Donne preached And sit on the step Elizabeth sat on when she refused to enter the Tower, and places like that. A newspaper man I know who was stationed in London during the war says that tourists go to England with preconceived notions, so they always find exactly what they are looking for. I told him I'd go looking for the England of English literature. And he said that it's there.
