View Poll Results: Breakfast at Tiffany's: Final Verdict

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  • * Waste of time. Wouldn't recommend it.

    0 0%
  • ** Didn't like it much.

    0 0%
  • *** Average.

    1 25.00%
  • **** It is a good book.

    2 50.00%
  • ***** Liked it very much. Would strongly recommend it.

    1 25.00%
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Thread: Valentine's Day Reading '10: Breakfast at Tiffany's

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    I read this book last year, and loved it. I loved all the sweet and funny details that Capote worked in, such as the running gag with Holly losing her key and buzzing the Japanese guy to let her in. I love the movie too, because it allows me to enjoy a different ending than the book.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stendhal View Post
    I read this book last year, and loved it. I loved all the sweet and funny details that Capote worked in, such as the running gag with Holly losing her key and buzzing the Japanese guy to let her in. I love the movie too, because it allows me to enjoy a different ending than the book.
    Yes, although i remember hating the obvious racism in the movie...
    L'enfer, cest les autres

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