Friday Face Off: Persuasion Movie Adaptations

Because this year 's Read Along is convincing (I will have two versions of "monitoring party"), so I think it is a good time to understand your idea. Of course you can add your favorite to the comment (or if you have seen only one and you want another one if you have already seen these two already) If you feel that it is so perfect that you do not want to see, please let us know). But for the rest of us or someone who wishes to review a little, I will post a trailer to help you make the decision.

Take into consideration: the actors (regardless of how their appearance and their behavior fits your character's perception), the appearance of the movie, the handling of important scenes, romantic tension - all these good things - If possible, please put aside the quality of the trailer - it was made 20 years ago! Give everyone a nice looking shot and tell us in a commentary on the excellent movie that you think is convincing!

In FFO of last week: British / Canadian coverage of Sarah J Maas' glass throne blows the cover of America from the water. If I do it when I do that, I certainly know what version I will buy.

On Friday this week, I approved the long-awaited movie arrival at the theater. For fans of this book, one of the biggest problems surrounding movies is the relationship between movies and novels. I'm very satisfied with this movie (check my whole sentence here), but there are some major differences between this book and the movie. Film: In the book, Fiona's relationship with Jonas, she began to go crazy - where he wants to take a bath (see quotes above) - but there is no romantic relationship between these characters . In the movie, romantic emotions between young couples are full of romance.

On Friday, April 7, "Case of Christ" has been released as a movie. This movie is trying to make a persuasive argument about the history of Jesus' resurrection. As one person told Strober at the beginning of the movie, "If the resurrection of Jesus did not happen, it would be a house of cards." For example, Strawberg has more than 5,000 Greek I believe there is a manuscript. It exists far more than any other ancient works. He did this to insist that we are convinced that the prototype of the New Testament was accurately conveyed. These scripts sound very impressive, but most of them are relatively slow, often after the 10th century. Since the 2nd century, there are fewer than 10 papyrus manuscripts, many of which are very fragmented.

Literally, this is outside the book. The first two Bridget movies are modifications of Helen Fielding's novel. However, BJB has been modified from film adaptation and Fielding's 2005-06 column of "Independent" when Fielding's age is 47 years old. You may have unlocked something in a newspaper born in (b) her column of bridget and (b) her bridget can be brought in his 40's (a). Emma Thompson intervened. Between 2009 and 2014, BJB's script has completely rebounded for five years, and it is reported that this script is enough to condemn Hugh Grant. In October 2014, Thompson (Oscar winner of feeling and emotion) participated, and as of July 2015 they were shooting. Is this the key of Bridget 's buoyancy? Or