17 Moments of Spring

i can't think of one right now. i felt several times that after reading something, the movie disappointed me because i imagined things in a different way.

https://jalopnik.com/dealership-makes-woman-sitting-right-in-front-of-them-c-1826232532

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i can't remember the details, i read it many years ago. one can't verify that everything he wrote in the book was true, and happened exactly that way. but, as usually, i prefer the original novel to the movie adaptation.

one could sense that she was tired as her talking style was much more casual / carefree than usually. the other interview with márk lakatos was more fun. she's flying back to nyc next week, she's working out hard, there will be a vs casting in a month. she will spend her holiday for some time in slovenia with her parents.

i had read it at one time, but saw the movie only a few years ago.

i simply found it amongst the youtube recommendations for me, just like this one (but i had already read about him in "outliers" by malcolm gladwell):

dumas is a writer of excessive romanticism. i read this book at a young age and for some reasons, i can relate to this story even now.

that's not enough for me to start to like them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIMo8jxolTA&t=17s