Отцы и дети

Still, I don't like the on-screen version of Odintsovo, and it's not even about the age of the actress. When I read the book, the girl clearly seemed to me melancholic, thoughtful, trying to cling to something in life. Here, there are only giggles from the character, even in serious moments she jokes, she laughs.

Oh I'm roaring
When I read the book, Bazarov's death did not seem so tragic. And that's it: the musty room, the screams of parents, the music, and, as a result, the realization that no one but your parents needs you.

Oh Bazarov, he's so good. It's supposed to repel him, but he's attracted to him like a magnet.

The disgusting film adaptation…
Of course, I understand that everything in the book is more detailed and it's just a series. But I'm sorry, for the 4 episodes, where are the conflicts between fathers and children? But there are a lot of celebrations with Odintsovo, which did not convey the connection that was (even at the moment when she came to visit him, well, that).
There was no such Bazarov in Bazarov.
Odintsovo bears more resemblance to Katerina than to the heroine of the book.
Pavel Petrovich- behaves like a child.

The end of the movie was very tragic... although I was not so impressed with Bazarov's death in the book, the film completely finished me off...

But I didn't have enough emotions and time for the scene where Anna arrives at the dying Bazarov. This episode seemed a little dry to me, something was missing.