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The differences between the setting and the characters of the book to the movie are: that Curly had hair in the movie but in the book the author said he was as bald as a beach ball ; In the book Roy saw Mullet Fingers a week after he first saw him on the bus but in the movie Roy saw him the next day ; When Roy and Garret were talking about how Roy saw a weird kid running like crazy in the book , the setting was in the cafeteria while they were eating lunch but in the movie they were talking in the hall ; The second time Roy saw Mullet Fingers in the movie he was wearing a blue shirt but in the book the author said he was wearing the same dirty Miami Heat jersey ; After the Golf ball incident on the golf course Roy went to the vice principal's office but in the movie he went home ; When officer Delinko talked to his boss because his car got spray painted while he was sleeping in the movie they talked in a restaurant but in the book they talked in the boss's office .
These are all the differences I culd find : In the book the vice principal told Roy he was suspened off the bus for two weeks but in the movie his dad told him he was suspened of the bus for three days ; In the movie when Roy got hit by the golf ball he got hit on the forehead when he was standing but in the book he got hit above the left ear while he was running ; In the book when Roy was with the vice principal because Roy punched Dana in the nose she told him he had to write a sincere letter to Dana and Roy said who's going to help him read it but in the movie his dad told him the same thing ; In the movie Roy gets hit twice by a golf ball but in the book he only got hit once .
In the book when Officer Delinko's car got spray painted his boss gave him his car back but in the movie his boss gave him a sort of mini golf cart type police car ; In the book when Beatrice took Roy's bike it was pouring rain and Beatrice bit his tire so he had an excuse for his parents but in the movie it was sunny and Beatrice put a nail into his tire ; In the book when Roy faked he got bit by the dog , the hospital called his parents to notify them but in the movie Officer Delinko went to their house to tell his parents about Roy .
When Roy was at the hospital in the movie he told the doctor his name is Ling Ho but in the book he told the doctor his name was Tex ; In the book Roy told Dana there was cigarettes in the Mother Paula's site and that's how he got caught but in the movie he was chasing Roy ; In the book Mullet Fingers buries himself in the ground so only his head was visible but in the movie he was standing in front of the bulldozer to save the baby owls ; The last difference in the plot is that it didn't mention that Officer Delinko was promted to detective but it did in the movie .
Also Officer delinko arrested Chuck muccle. Mullet finger took him Roy on the wildlife trip in the movie but in the book his family took him. Not very important detail is when roy went to see beatrice play soccer, His shirt was off but it was on in the movie. Dana was cliped to a flag pole in the book but in the movie he was handcuffed to a tree
The Outsiders movie and The Outsiders book are both alike and different in many ways. The movie adaptation was made in 1983. The book was first published in the 1967. One way is that the book starts off with Ponyboy leaving the movie theaters, while the movie starts off with him walking through town with Johny and Dally. Another is that the book is in first person point of view. The movie isn't narrated, so it is not in first person point of view. Also, in the book, Sodapop and Dally are supposed to be blonde, but in the movie they are both brunettes. In the movie, the church wasn't on a hill. In the book, the church was on the top of a hill in Windrixville. Even though the book and movie are different, they are alike in many ways as well. The movie has all of Pony's gang members, Soda, Darry, Johny, Dally, Two-bit, Steve, and Pony, just like the book. Both Dally and Johny die in both the movie and the book.
No, it isn't in many ways. Movie script writers always change things because a good book plot and dialogue do not always make a good movie script. In this particular case Joseph Heller's stylistic approach and plot development in the book was particularly ill-suited for a movie. But the movie is based on the book and follows its main story line. Heller approved of the changes and even admired the way in which the dialogue had been adapted.
"The Notebook" movie differs from Nicholas Sparks' novel in several ways, including character development and plot details. While the book provides deeper insights into the characters' inner thoughts and backgrounds, the film focuses more on visual storytelling and emotional moments. Additionally, certain scenes and timelines are altered or condensed in the movie for cinematic pacing, leading to a slightly different narrative experience. Overall, the essence of love and memory remains central in both, but the execution varies between the two mediums.
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A world of difference but with a common theme as the book is very loosely based on the novel. In the book Ben Richards volunteers to be on a "game show" to provide money for his family (wife and sick child) and is chosen to be in "The Running Man". In the movie Ben is an ex-cop that is framed and forced to be on the "show". In the movie Killian, as portrayed by Richard Dawson, is the host of the show. In the book Killian is the game show executive. In the book the runner gets to go anywhere in the world with a twelve hour leeway and is required to tape himself for ten minutes twice each day and drop those tapes in the mail to the game show. The "hunters" are not as flamboyant as the ones in the movie.
In some ways, yes. But like any other movie/book series, they are also very different
A few ways that the book and the movie were different is 1. In the movie whenever Rikki-tikki killed Karait in the book he went and told Chuchundra but in the movie he didn't. 2. In the beginning of the movie, the boy was takin a bath and Rikki-tikki fell in the bathtub but in the book Rikki-tikki never fell into the bathtub. Hope this helps!!!
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Yes, the main lesson from the movie is don't judge a book by its cover. Or, you can say it as looks can be decieving. There are so many different ways to put it.
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No, it will be different in many ways. Example, even though Frodo isn't born until 50 years after it, he will be in the movie.
analyzing a movie. for example, figuring out the symbols used in the film to interpret the film in different ways.
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"Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Third Wheel" is a book, the seventh in the Wimpy Kid series, so making it into a book isn't necessary. Some of the most difficult things to transfer from book to movie and movie to book are emotions, because books and movies convey thoughts and feelings in very different ways. Books rely on verbal language, and movies rely on body language.
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