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One Day is hands down the most disappointing film adaptation of one of my favorite books. My disdain for it has been festering up, I just might have to write a ranty blog about it later. >_<
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I was hoping that the hotel I’m staying in would have a movie theater within walking distance, but alas. It does not!
I WANNA WATCH ONE DAY RIGHT NOW.
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Happy St. Swithin’s Day
And yes, I know HP is taking over the multiplexes, but I would have wanted to see One Day today!
Yay! Someone created a One Day post for me to reblog. :D
This book is so beautiful. I saw a big cardboard stand for it at the theater last night when I watched HP. It would’ve been cool if it came out today as well since every chapter is set on July 15. Oh well.
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He looks at the glass, almost ritualistically, then drains it, and thinks: not drinking would be so much easier if it wasn’t so delicious.
— One Day, David Nicholls -
I’m still reading One Day by David Nicholls. I’m not even trying to whiz through it to get onto another book anymore. I am taking my sweet ass time. I don’t want this story to end. I find myself living vicariously through Emma Morley. I love how emotionally invested I am getting with this novel. Also, I can’t wait for the movie adaptation to come out later this year! I usually worry about movies based on books, but I’m a fan of Anne Hathaway (Princess Diaries, whut whut) and Jim Sturgess, so I’m not completely worried.
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She didn’t feel like an adult. She was in no way prepared. It was as if a fire alarm had gone off in the middle of the night and she was standing on the street with her clothes bundled up in her arms. If she wasn’t learning, what was she doing? How would she fill the days? She had no idea.
— One Day by David Nicholls -
Jim Strugess and Anne Hathaway in the film adaptation of One Day. I wish I had time to read the book now, but school is wearing me down. The movie won’t be released until next fall, so I’m good on my “Must-Read-the-Book-Before-Watching-The-Movie” rule. *phew*
