I really liked Cecelia Ahern's "PS I Love You" before, but this story feels more general.
This is a childhood love story of the European and American version of "I Might Not Love You", which belongs to the series of early confession or death.
Obviously they have always been in love, but in order to keep warm and angry, they brushed each other's shoulders over and over again by accident, and they only got together after their respective marriages.
Before I read half of the book, I was really impatient. I turned to the last chapters and saw that these two people had tossed about for decades, and only got together at the age of 50. . .
And the novel is written in the form of letters, which makes me a little confused.
The movie version has brought the ending much earlier. The director is really kind, and maybe he can't bear to be handsome and beautiful.
Willfulness comes at a price, and Rosie's lesson is bloody, and she can only watch her dream come to naught.
In the same type of work, the shooting is not very good, and I don’t like the characters of the hero and heroine very much. I still can’t understand why I can sleep next to another person even though I have true love in my heart?
Let your thoughts and guilt torture yourself?
I'm sorry for the ta in my heart, the ta around me, and myself.
Why do you wait until you have gone through a thousand sails before you know to seize the happiness that is within your reach?
In this movie, it's enough to see the looks of Sam Claflin and Lily Collins, especially Lily, they are so beautiful and pleasing to the eye~
For the faces of these two people, I give three stars, um.
Yan control and visual department are so capricious.
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