Episode 92: Is there any romance in this Uglies novel?

In 2006, I picked up "Uglies," the first book by Scott Westerfeld, as it was included in my daughter's summer reading list before she entered high school. Since then, I've been eagerly anticipating the film adaptations. I had a clear image of Tally and Shay in my mind, and the movie's portrayal was quite aligned with my expectations. While many adaptations tend to omit key elements from the source material and introduce unnecessary drama, this film stayed true to the essence of the book, making it an enjoyable experience for me.  https://groups.google.com/g/cinemareviews/c/Ym6pi2dWXTY https://www.wikiful.com/@Flixtorr/flixtor/review-of-the-film-speak-no-evil-james-mcavoy-is-a-terrifying-marvel https://www.hostreview.com/blog/240916-review-a-quality-horror-suspense-picture-for-speak-no-evil-2024 https://padlet.com/flixtorclub/my-terrific-padlet-8kbsagr6couipgu3/wish/pRxDZ4J8Ny1Xa183 https://groups.google.com/g/cinemareviews/c/D-Sd0PO8btg https://www.wikiful.com/@Flixtorr/flixtor/review-of-megan-fox-s-ai-home-service-for-subservience https://www.hostreview.com/blog/240913-review-of-the-2024-film-subservience https://padlet.com/flixtorclub/my-terrific-padlet-8kbsagr6couipgu3/wish/pRxDZ4J8Ny1Xa183 https://www.thenewsbrick.com/review-m3gan-gets-an-adult-twist-in-subservience