Originally posted by JustMe: [b] If FFC concentrated on his worst moments, maybe worst in life, it doesn't mean he was always in such mood. Impossible from the point of human nature.
This is in fact a major flaw in an otherwise absolutely perfect movie (and book? I don't know if this is true for the book too, 'cause I haven't read it yet! ). There is very little room given to Michael's (and other characters' as well) private life. I would have liked very much his love feelings (both for Kay and for Apollonia) to be much more elaborated. We got so few love (and sex) scenes. [/b]
Oh no, the book is free from that flaw. We get enough of that. Quite enough. Speaking of sex... err - too enough...
). There is very little room given to Michael's (and other characters' as well) private life. I would have liked very much his love feelings (both for Kay and for Apollonia) to be much more elaborated. We got so few love (and sex) scenes. [/b]
