![]() ![]() ![]() I don’t know if you understand what I’m trying to say, but it’s just that there are scenes that define a book and that make you remember it and love it. And though I understand that the movie cannot be completely the same as the book for timing and stuff, at least it should try to get the important scenes in the book as close to the way they were described as possible.īut the director of Fallen, tried to make the movie visually pretty instead of getting the book correctly to screen. When I first saw the trailer, I was super excited, but upon close examination I started to see the “differences” of what the scene was supposed to be about, compared to what it was on the book. The movie adaptation however, just wasn’t. In short, Fallenis all about love and the book is amazing. ![]() only to find out that Daniel is a fallen angel, and that they have spent lifetimes finding and losing one another as good & evil forces plot to keep them apart. 17-year-old Lucinda falls in love with a gorgeous, intelligent boy, Daniel, at her new school, the grim, foreboding Sword & Cross. ![]()
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