6. The Virgin Suicides One of those rare occasions where the movie of a book that I love does not disappoint, on the contrary, it stands alone and apart from the book, both equal in quality, but different in ways that make consuming them both a unique and keen experience. I love the question of it all, the beauty in the chaotic and tragic, and the way it portrays the mystery that coming of age can be from the outside perspective. We, like the boys, never do fully understand the Lisbon sisters, but we are still riveted, and we are … Continue reading My Top 300 :: 6-10