And thats one thing every character in movie should do. The only actors and actresses i found good in having the movie formed nicely are mostly adults-they speak slow and have natural gestures that makes it as if its just reality. Its really not okay cause it makes it feel like everyone is just mad at each other all the time and theyre intimidating. What i mean when i say fast is not that the movie phase is fast, because that is fine, but its another thing when you just leave expressions and body language to make the movie, and make everyone just constantly yell at each other as the way on telling the plot. Lesser but deeper is better than more but superficial. Some conversation that can actually bring audience more emotionally dont get shown, i believe its because they felt it would be cringe to show it in movie, when actually it has lot of potential in making the audience get deeper into the characters.
Whats lacking, though, is -the flow of the conversation. other characters are ok EXCEPT milea's friends, in which they are all equally beautiful that its confusing if someone didnt read the book before watching the movie, cause the main reason milea is liked by dilan and other guys is because shes pretty and charming(not something that i would glorify to be honest, but thats just how the story is), but if you watch the movie you can see that milea's close friends are pretty as her also that its confusing why milea is even "the chosen one" in the movie Now going on to the movie, they do it almost perfectly in fitting whole scenarios from the book into a movie and thats a part everyone should love. Milea, the actress suits her perfectly and her acting is good, body language and expression is good, all are good, except for the fact that shes somehow a bit more mature than the milea in book.
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But like i said, he had the full potential. Its as if the only thing that fits the actor of being dilan is that he HAD potential, but all of them were not portrayed when hes being dilan. To me he talks too fast as if hes anxious and he lacks in expression, gesture, and body language. Dilan fits perfectly as dilan figuratively, but whats lacking from him is that he is not at all calm in the movie, when he should actually be calm most of the time. I will start by talking about the appropriateness aspect of the characters. But because i live in reality i somehow find guys like dilan a bit cliche but in the same time its understandable why people glorify him. They exist, but maybe theyre just hard to find. I want to start by saying i have loved the book soooo much, even though i will say that the kind of guy like dilan is not that they dont exist.
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