courage

Rylan 2022-04-09 09:01:08

In fact, the biggest feeling after watching it is that the whole British town is so beautiful, I want to go and see it. . . This also indirectly shows that he was not moved by the film. Reading the title, I thought it was the power of books to turn the wind into the rain, making the people in the town happier and happier in the end. . It may be that the disappointment of such expectations affects the viewing experience. In fact, nothing has changed in the town, only a little girl has changed. . To be more precise, the heroine who opened the bookstore has changed the little girl, and it has nothing to do with the book itself. In addition, Bill Nighy has a lot of roles, but he has never explained clearly what his background is and why he stays at home. The plot and characters are relatively bland, three and a half stars. . It really cannot be rated higher.

Elza 2022-04-02 09:01:18

I like the line at the end of the movie "As long as there is a bookstore, people will not be alone". Is it ridiculous that the so-called high society's shameful decency was disintegrated by a small bookstore? Of course, but I feel more sad, because the real decent people will be trampled at the bottom of this absurd food chain, like Bill Nighy, the only gentleman in the movie. This town doesn't need a bookstore, and it needs Fei Wen from "The Tailor" to save it.