PS I Love You was very tear evoking chick flick but somehow It didnt quite live up to the books standards. I couldnt quite put my finger on it as I enjoyed it but quite alot was changed as to how it was origionally written in the book. Maybe its not always a good idea to watch the film after reading the books as more often than not they're a bit of an anticlimax. A better example of this would have been "The Da Vinci Code". When we read books before having seen characters visually in a film we create how they look in our own minds, very often or not they are not as we had imagined them in the film as we had done in the book. When reading the Da Vinci code I pictured Robert Langdon as a very handsome and athletic man, and who did they give me in the film Tom Hanks which was abit of a let down as he didn't fulfill the role for me. Maybe (hopefully) they'll change him for someone else if they decide to do Angels and Demons.
Moulin Rouge and Romeo and Juliet.
A story of love, of how to love and be loved in return.
Set in the village of Montmartre, near Paris at the height of the Bohemian movement. It is a heart wrentching tale of a secret love affair between Satine a beautiful courtesan and Christian a penniless but amazingly talented writer.
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Now you've had time to reflect can you put your finger on it?
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