White Nights by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Really good! The only other Dostoyevsky I've read is Notes from Underground, and I think I prefer that to this one.
Really good! The only other Dostoyevsky I've read is Notes from Underground, and I think I prefer that to this one.
Loved Salter's writing style, although I felt it getting a little repetitive in the middle. Still really enjoyed this.
Listened to this as an audiobook. I feel like I wouldn't have gotten through it if I read it physically. Not very bad, but not good. Kept my attention, though!
Poetry collection. Really interesting wordplay and line structure. I feel like a little went over my head.
Watched with some of my classes.
Great movie. It's so long that I planned on watching it over two nights, but it was so enthralling that I finished it all in one go.
Interesting. Also terrifying! Writing this review about two months after I watched this. Need to rewatch to write an adequate response.
Harrowing! And incredibly relevant right now. Great performances throughout this.
Obviously had to finish the series together. Ridiculous ending, but I don't think there was any other way it could have ended. Fun watch with friends!!
Watched this with my friends while we were taking a trip in Istanbul. We had watched the first half in December, but this one is so long that we had to split watchings and finished it now. This one is gnarly!! Pretty graphic and rough stuff in this one.
Another one that I've known about for a long time but never seen. Some of the dialogue was kinda ridiculous in this, but I ended up ultimately liking it overall. I tend to like stories like this (the story/visuals reminded me somewhat of Shame (2011), Candy (2006), Requiem for a Dream (2000), etc).
Can't believe I'd never seen this before. My dad loves this movie and I've seen clips of it throughout my life (the final confession scene, the intermission scenes with the couples), but I had never watched it all the way through. Cried really hard! I think it's the perfect rom-com.