“[…] then I was looking to this girl’s face and it would break up into little pieces and changed to another face. And then I got up, I got real, like, panicked. Opened the door and said:
“Charlie!”
And he turned around, and he looked just like the devil. And I said:
“Man, we’re in hell!”
And he says:
“Yeah! It ain’t groovy?””
I read the book in july of last year. As far as I remember anything, this movie there’s almost nothing to do with the book. It seems to me that the director made a movie with the story he’d have liked to have read. The characters are so saturated. Everything feels awkward. I don’t know. I’m not even trying to elaborate what I saw. It was just disappointing, but expected tbh. Still one of my favorite books though.
Wagner e Lázaro são o melhor duo na história do cinema brasileiro
