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[Faye&Ant]

I have just seen the trailer for the upcoming film 'my sister's keeper. It has Cameron Diaz in - not sure who else. I absolutely loved this book, although so sad, I wonder if the film will be just as good. Also I wonder if they will play out the same ending?

 

Not sure whether to go to the cinema or wait for the DVD...

 

Anyone know when it is due out?

[Sunshine]

Oo i'm glad you enjoyed the book. I'm definately going to read the book before i watch the film. I have done it the other way round before(film first, book after) and then the book wasn't as good as i expected because it was different to the film.

 

I'm going to see if any of the friends want to see it in the cinema otherwise i'll wait for the DVD. I have never cried at films but never seen one that involved a terminal illness and the strains that it puts on the family involved.

 

Emma

[Ness3103]

i loved the book too i don't think films ever live up to the books, i enjoyed reading the divinci code but didn't like the film at all. although the harry potter films were good, i think they did well and stuck to the books as much as possible

[Old Speckled Hen]

I have never cried at films

 

Emma

 

You mean you never cried at Titanic?

When I went the whole cinema was in tears at the end

[Cinnamon]

More info HERE

It also has Jason Patric (Lost boys) & Emily Deschanel (Bones) in it

[Janepie33]

I read and enjoyed the book too and was wondering exactly the same thing about the ending. Think it's out quite soon.

[Seagazer]

We saw the trailer last night. I didn't manage to finish the book as I got too upset. My cousin and grandmother both died of leukemia when I was a teenager so it made me cry (even after all these years).

[Faye&Ant]

We saw the trailer last night. I didn't manage to finish the book as I got too upset. My cousin and grandmother both died of leukemia when I was a teenager so it made me cry (even after all these years).

 

 

Sorry to hear that Seagazer, that is so sad to lose two people like that

[Faye&Ant]

I have never cried at films

 

Emma

 

You mean you never cried at Titanic?

When I went the whole cinema was in tears at the end

 

Me too - loud gasping sobs

 

Have you ever seen the notebook?

[Seagazer]

We saw the trailer last night. I didn't manage to finish the book as I got too upset. My cousin and grandmother both died of leukemia when I was a teenager so it made me cry (even after all these years).

 

 

Sorry to hear that Seagazer, that is so sad to lose two people like that

 

Thanks Faye - it was especially hard losing my cousin as she was only 21 and so sad visiting her in hospital.

[Sheilaz]

My first thought when I started reading was that there were some friends I would definitely not lend it to, being too close to their own tragedies.

 

However, I thought it was a brilliant book, probably her best. A clever mix of grief and humour, and also simplicity and complex twists.

 

Interested to hear about a film, but not sure if I want to see it or not, it's hard when you've visualised the book so clearly