The Bookshop - Official Trailer

[@craig869]

Just watched this for Bill Nighy and he's good, he always is, but Emily Mortimer is next level in this. Actually the whole cast does a great job.

[@ise2473]

Peliculon

[@bloodandhonorireland3329]

just got asked if i seen this and looked up trailer... that's my village lol

[@lamoinette23]

i loved this book and read it several times over. sadly sold my copy as i was poor and sold a number of favorite books. will have to see the film.

[@fathimashajahan5850]

After watching this movie her smile nd her kind attitude was lil agonizing for me...nd the end🥲

[@l.a.3479]

The movie left me feeling upset.

[@jonijohnston1688]

I'm looking into how to see this movie now--has a great cast I need to see this! Patricia Clarkson is always great to see and Bill Nighy too 🎥

[@ametuzun17]

Karakteri sağlam bir kadının, yalnızca kendi gücüne dayanarak, kendini beğenmiş ve egosu şişkin insanların arasında amansızca verdiği mücadele, takdir edilesi bir örnek teşkil ediyor.. Bu mücadele, sadece bir savaş değil; aynı zamanda cesaretin, özsaygının ve kararlılığın sembolü. Onun azmi, bize her zorluğun üstesinden gelebileceğimizi, kendimize olan inancımızı asla kaybetmememiz gerektiğini hatırlatıyor.. Bu öykü, ilham verici bir ders niteliği taşıyor ve hepimize güçlü kalmanın ne denli önemli olduğunu gösteriyor...

[@Lezdoval]

Una de mis Películas Favoritas que transmiten realmente ese amor por los libros.

[@coolaidjack1]

with all the junk movies out there we need feel good movies.

[@clawcross]

It is not a feel good story in the original book.

[@l.a.3479]

Spoiler alert: This is not a feel-good movie.

[@seedsoflove7684]

If a bookshop opened in my small town that promoted Lolita, a book that normalized pedophilia, i would want it gone too.

[@bebopallullah]

@@seedsoflove7684tell me you didn’t read the book without telling me. Or you just didn’t get it

[@amabelbarlow8046]

Definitely watching this film

[@screwthenet]

Billy Nighy in it. SOLD AMERICAN!! O>o

[@l.a.3479]

One of the few bright spots in the movie

[@kaos9644]

Qué simple pero qué buena!interpretación excelente.

[@ЕЛЕНА-х6у9т]

Отличный фильм!

[@MK-tq2uv]

Good, ending was so real life

[@annuelle6215]

Merveilleux film que j ai regardé 10 fois avec la même gourmandise ! Évidemment il décrit les Humains tels qu ils sont souvent cruels et ignorants mais avec toujours des lumières pour éclairer les ténèbres.

[@l.a.3479]

10x?!

[@majorfrost8206]

I really looked forward to this and everypne was good But it lere down. Like No Country For Old Men, thr bad guys won. I love books and bookstores and I still dream of one in Astoria, Oregon(The Back Room sadly gone now) Port Townsend, Washington ( James the Bookseller) and 2 in Covent garden that eould be hard to choose between. So don't get my hopes up and fail totally)

[@exploracionpuertorriquena4753]

Creo que la veré, Gracias y saludos desde Puerto Rico ✌.

[@vonmanstein3299]

良い映画でした。

[@l.a.3479]

Great cast and acting. Not a good movie, though, in my opinion.

[@mariecoker1185]

Spolier alert.......... The ending sucks so sad. As usual the rich wins

[@l.a.3479]

It was very upsetting to me.

[@adoculos4521]

The rich what? 'as usual' another semi-illiterate comment. Oh the irony.

[@l.a.3479]

*Spoiler alert*

[@edwardhogan1877]

'empowers local councils to buy any historic building that has been left uninhabited for five years.'? There was something very unconvincing about the whole legal framework which led to the bookshops end in the story with its very un-British example of a despotic use of a power by an influential figure in the community. Typically there are public notice procedures. which have to be served in the case of private property Councillors are democratically elected and are open to lobbying and individuals rebate to organise public support against such measures A building 'not fit for human habitation' being regarded as a' heritage builing'? Unlikely If she was the freeholder in occupation it seems likely that the Council would have to seek Court Order for possession- if she refused to leave once again open to legal challenge.

[@lamoinette23]

The book.. The Bookshop by Penelope Fitzgerald was published in 1978, so perhaps there had been a different set of criteria at that time. The manner of taking away the shop in the end is integral to the story if being faithful to the writer's original conclusion.. perhaps it is a plot hole, I cannot say.

[@funk3nst3in]

hi you might not remember me... i have brittle bones

[@cejanuary9378]

This doesn't look true to the novel at all.

[@clawcross]

It is not. It added a surprise ending

[@seedsoflove7684]

​@@clawcrosshow does the book end?

[@clawcross]

@@seedsoflove7684 the book ends with the woman , defeated and now penniless, simply leaving the town

[@seedsoflove7684]

@@clawcross but that is how the movie ends too. 🤔

[@clawcross]

@@seedsoflove7684 no. There is no burning in the book.

[@fernandacardoso3732]

❤❤

[@user-ed9mm7ye8f]

❤

[@Ted89988]

Another sappy movie.

[@Lughnerson]

Do want comic book superheroes?

[@marx007100]

Sort of like your own sad empty life is it not? No movie could be that depressing. How do you look in the soiled mirror each day and go out among thriving people?

[@Lughnerson]

It was not a sappy movie at all and had a surprise ending you probably would have liked.

[@AidasRusa]

I have watched the trailer and it seems I have seen the movie, brilliant!

[@l.a.3479]

@@AidasRusa You haven't.