Did you cry during the Book/Movie?
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Re: Did you cry during the Book/Movie?
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I cried for both the movie and the film versions of The Fault in Our Stars. I recently saw Five Feet Apart and bawled, and I have no doubt when I read the book I will cry again. I highly recommend it for fans of The Fault in Our Stars.The Virgo Speaks wrote: ↑06 Dec 2016, 23:11 There have been many movies based off of the story line of novels that evoke emotion. My question is are there any books that have made you cry just as u would have done or did if you actually saw the movie? An example would be "The Fault In Our Stars" (I shed a tear or two toward the end)
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Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
Atonement
Krik? Krak!
Beloved
Don't Call Us Dead
The Glass Castle
Turtles All the Way Down
Scribbling the Cat
And these are just some I've read in the past year! I know I would also cry in the movie adaptations for many of these, but sometimes there is just something special that can only be captured in the book.
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The first book I ever really cried in was The Book Thief by Markus Zusak.
Now, I had never really read any book like this and when I picked it up in my bookstore to bring to the beach, I really surprised myself.
It is just such a beautifully written book and it is narrated by Death, which I thought was an interesting choice, but I soon came to respect that decision. This book made me laugh and cry and it influenced me in ways I never expected.
Seriously if you haven't read this book, pick it up now. It is a must read.
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Yep, the one with Bruce Willis.
The ending always gets me and I can't make it through without streams of tears down my face. But the movie is really good so then it is okay.
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