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At first I was desperate to find a queer book that would evoke some romantic feelings in me, be soft and sweet. I randomly came across this book on the Internet and decided to give it a try. It wasn't what I was looking for. It appeared to be something greater. The plot captivated my attention from first pages. The scenery, the plot, the characters are all written so well that it certainly felt like this book is based on a real-life story. The realness of this book is something that I appreciate the most. You don't often read something as good as that work. "The heart's invisible furies" is about a real life with its good and bad sides, mistakes that people make and how they try to resolve them, that doesn't always end up as the wanted. It shows that every decision you make has its consequences not only on your own life, but also on lives of people around you. The plot is unpredictable and has some great plot twists that bring genuineness and realness to it. Characters of the book is another highlight of the book since each one of them are not only well-written, but also are full of unique traits and have an interesting background story. Along with that, I laughed hard at jokes that the author included. I felt sympathy to the main character, despite him making lots of mistakes. It only shew that we all are humans, we all make mistakes and it's up to us what how we deal with the consequences. I'll definitely read this book again in the future.

This movie is actually really impressive. It might seem confusing and silly at the beginning, but I swear, the more you watch, the deeper it becomes. Though I didn't really enjoy the end, the message of the movie is clear and impressive as well as how well the characters are written, the atmosphere and how they recreated the scene of the war. I wss shocked when knew that the movie is based on a real story. I'd never ever have guessed there's a person who'd do sth as closely irrational and strange as the main character of the movie did. All in all, the movie's definitely worth watching it at least once. It'll make you rethink how you perceive the politics.

The movie definitely has potential. The idea is great, the plot is interesting and some scenes were cool and creative, but these are just the only positive sides of the movie. While, the visual part can certainly impress you, characters seem too extraordinary and unnatural. Their actions, behavior, moves - it all seems so exaggerated and/or irrelevant. The main characters could be written better and the plot still has some scenes that are completely illogical. Another thing that I didn't really like at all is decorations or the lack of atmosphere. Fake blood is too fake, horror scenes aren't that horror and you csn definitely see that they're just too fake. I wish they've worked more on the atmosphere of the movie to make it more threatening. Overall, I wouldn't say I enjoyed the movie. It might be a decent movie to watch once, though there are just better wayshow you can spend your precious time.

The only reason why I decided to read this book is a pure desire to read something truly disturbing. I found it. I actually had quite high expectations of this book and, honestly, they weren't satisfied, but the ending left me with emptiness inside of me and questioning how far can I push myself and be pushed to become a monster. The fear I felt after this book is definitely 10/10. Unfortunately, there was something I wasn't actually satisfied with. The book is short and that's why you just don't have enough time to relate to the characters, so their relationship seems artifical. That's one and the considerably negative part of this book. It definitely has lots of potential and the dynamic in the relationship between main characters is outstanding, but it could be elaborated more on how they formed the attachment and show that gradual progression from strangers to dillusional lovers. All in all, the book is good, disturbing and easy to read. I'd recommend to read it at least once to just sit, stare blankly at one spot and question your whole existence and your idea of yourself.