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I'm usually is excited to see my favorite books turned into movies, to see my interesting characters come to life and play for me a story. For some reason, I have watched countless times as authors of my favorite books ad directors ready to do a little twisting completely miss the mark and ruin the story. Out of my top 5 favorite books, this has happened with 3. 3/5.
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I absolutely adore Sasha Lane. And Chloe Grace Moretz? Incredible. I want nothing more than to give them glowing reviews but unfortunately I cannot do that. I guess I should have expected less going into it, because to be fair, the book is 500 pages. When I saw that the movie fell in under 2 hours, at 1hr36min, I should have immediately felt that something was off. How could you fit such a long book into less than two hours? Answer: You cannot:) As soon as the movie started, I was met by a scene completely fabricated by the director, that simply did not happen in the book, even if if had been based on events in the book it lacked any and all context that would help it to match. This really frustrated me because the beautiful part of the first section of this book is the build up that it holds of all of the different little experiments that Cameron tries out, that she continues to get away with again and again until the climax of getting caught.

As hard as I tried to tell myself to relax, its a movie, it is not the book, it will not be identical. I could not help but find myself constantly reaching for more, wishing that they included at least small details if not the main ones, to make me feel like they were doing justice to the incredibly specific experience that Cameron is enduring. They did not. I am not sure I would enjoy this movie in the slightest even if I had skipped the book.

I highly recommend everyone read this book. The movie? An easy pass. As someone who finds herself longing for more content when her favorite books have ended? Re-read the book, do not reach for the movie, it is possible that it will ruin the whole story for you.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. IT'S KIND OF A FUNNY STORY
I read this book when I was a freshman in high school, it was recommended to me by one of my closest friends, it instantly became on of my favorite books of all time. It is funny, sweet, heart wrenching, and beautiful all in one.

I had such a specific vision of what these characters would look like in the story, and let me just say, this cast was not that. To be honest, none of them felt like the right fit. Don't get me wrong, they're all incredible actors and actresses, but I have to wonder what compelled the casting director to go in this direction. Craig is played by an actor named Keir Gilchrist, who I am now realizing also is the main character in the TV show atypical. And thinking about it I actually love him so much in that show he is an incredible actor, so why did I feel like something was off in this movie? And why did I feel like Bobby didn't match the part either? And why was I left feeling that Noelle lacked character depth? In the book there was so much more to her, but in the movie I actually hated her character. She was uninteresting and seemed like the sweet girl who was only there to sit there, have scars on her face, and make Craig fall in love in order to progress his plot line. I absolutely hate when movies fall into that trope.

Unfortunately I have no answer to those questions. My second question was is this a low budget film? Because the lighting and cinematography made it feel like it was. I didn't feel like I was watching a movie, I actually felt like I was watching some sort of film made in a film class at Greeley. It could have been shot on a home camera without stage lighting and editing. It was so distracting seeing it filmed that way. You were unable to immerse yourself in the movie because you were constantly finding other things wrong wit what was going on in the cinematography area.

Overall, I was once again disappointed by the feat of a story that had fallen victim to being made into a movie. I obviously once again recommend that you read this book, and never watch this movie.

If you cant tell, yes, I am on the book side of the book vs. movie argument.

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I'm usually is excited to see my favorite books turned into movies, to see my interesting characters come to life and play for me a story. For some reason, I have watched countless times as authors of my favorite books ad directors ready to do a little twisting completely miss the mark and ruin the story.

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