I feel it's hard to review the film on the film alone when I chose to watch it based on the fact I'd just finished the book.
So things that wouldn't normally be an issue were. Such as the infamous 'that's not how it was in the book'. This doesn't usually bother me but as I'd just finished the book and had some emotional attachment to it, I wanted what I'd just imagined on screen.
I think I'll give this film another go in the future so I can judge it on the film as more of a separate entity as the book is too alive in my mind at the moment.
Shout by Daisy Victoria EdwardsBlockedParent2015-09-15T18:57:05Z
I feel it's hard to review the film on the film alone when I chose to watch it based on the fact I'd just finished the book.
So things that wouldn't normally be an issue were. Such as the infamous 'that's not how it was in the book'. This doesn't usually bother me but as I'd just finished the book and had some emotional attachment to it, I wanted what I'd just imagined on screen.
I think I'll give this film another go in the future so I can judge it on the film as more of a separate entity as the book is too alive in my mind at the moment.