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The Time Traveler’s Wife (the film) (TSS)

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I read The Time Traveler’s Wife in 2006, and though I didn’t like some of the bad language in it, I absolutely LOVED the story.  I think the movie was supposed to come out last fall, but it kept being pushed later and later, so I was a little worried about how it was going to turn out. But with Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana as the lead roles (two of my very favorite actors), I thought it couldn’t be too awful.

I really liked but didn’t quite love the movie.  It was very emotional for me, just as the book was.  Of course they changed some elements of the story (Gomez is all good in the film), but most of the movie was as good as I expected.  The problem for me was that the beginning of it didn’t quite work for me.  I’m not sure why, but I think they could have set up the storyline a little better than they did.  Also, while Erica Bana was great,I didn’t like Rachel McAdam’s acting in parts — it was as if I could “see” her acting.  I loved loved loved her in The Notebook, so I was surprised and disappointed in this.  But, it was only in parts.  In other sections of the movie I thought she was as fantastic as Bana.

My only caution is that if you haven’t read the book, it might be a little hard to follow.  And if you haven’t yet read the book, I highly recommend you do so!

Grade:  B+

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