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I am so excited to see this movie, I'm actually going alone. lol (BTW, thanks to whoever added the extra tags...
Discussion thread about The Time Traveler's Wife with 30 replies from the Vevmo community.
Clare has been in love with Henry her entire life. She believes they are destined to be together, even though she never knows when they will be separated: Henry is a time traveler--cursed with a rare genetic anomaly that causes him to live his life on a shifting timeline, skipping back and forth through his lifespan with no control. Despite the fact that Henry's travels force them apart with no warning, Clare desperately tries to build a life with her one true love.YouTube - The Time Travellers Wife - Official Trailer
behindme;111490 wrote:The book is excellent but without seeing the movie yet it's hard to say if you'd need to read the book, because I don't know how far it strays from the story. But I wouldn't think so. If you can't wait, just see it! Sometimes it's nice to read the book after the movie because it's like a bonus extended version. And yes Insider, that was me :D
I want to see this! Those of you who have read the book--would you recommend I read it before I go see the movie (in terms of understanding some stuff that may be left out)? I don't know if I'll be able to wait...I love both Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana!
Insider;111522 wrote:Gonna read the book now?
I just got home. The film was amazing. Go see it. NOW!!
Insider;111559 wrote:Really? I much prefer it, not just because it is cheaper, but because I hate being in a theater with noisy people or uncomfortable chairs or not being able to eat anything I want. Big action movies or epic movies like LOTR I much prefer to see first in the theater, but with RomComs or something that doesn't need the surround sound or big screen I'd rather see it at home.
I HAAAATE watching movies at home. I almost never watch DVDs. If I don't see it in a theater, then I probably won't see it. I will never understand how anyone can stand to sit on a sofa and watch a movie. It just isn't the same.
Insider;111559 wrote:I love going to the movie theater. I just don't like going to the movie theater to see a bad movie and won't go unless I am "forced." Besides, none of the theaters in my area have a full bar and pause button, which I consider must have amenities! :D
I HAAAATE watching movies at home. I almost never watch DVDs. If I don't see it in a theater, then I probably won't see it. I will never understand how anyone can stand to sit on a sofa and watch a movie. It just isn't the same.
Insider;111575 wrote:I think Insider is saying we are shut-ins and she is a social butterfly. :wink2:
I like the theater because I can concentrate fully. I am distracted by too many things at home. I much prefer the social environment of a public viewing.
Bacchus;111670 wrote:No. Haha. I just meant there's something rather thrilling about sharing an emotional reaction with strangers. (ie laughter, tears, horror, etc)
I think Insider is saying we are shut-ins and she is a social butterfly. :wink2:
OtherPplsDrama;112504 wrote:eeeeeek! yay!
The Time Traveler's Wife to become TV series!
Insider;112639 wrote:I am going to see the movie this weekend. Although, I haven't heard many good reviews, but the movies never do the books justice, and the book was SOOOO good.
eeeeeek! yay!
tjhallow;112820 wrote:You can always order it online. :D
I tried to buy the book today and it was sold out of both places I went to...FML.
tjhallow;112898 wrote:I read it in a few days. I couldn't put it down!
I hate ordering stuff online but I need that book...like yesterday.
OtherPplsDrama;113793 wrote:Looking forward to it!
Finally going to see this this afternoon with a friend. I'll give a full report on a comparison to the book later! :)
I want to see this. Those of you who have read the book--would you recommend I read it before I go see the movie (in terms of understanding some stuff that may be left out)...
— behindme