Similarities between the holes book and the holes movie?

Answer 1

• Stanley was accused of stealing the shoes.
• Stanley taught zero to read and write.
• Hector (Zero) reunited with his mother after many years they were separated.
• Stanley taught he was at camp green lake of his grandpa's
• Zero and Stanley get stuck in a hole with yellow spotted lizards
• Stanley has flash backs
• Kissen Kate Barlow gets bitten by yellow spotted lizards
• Sam gets shot

Answer 2

1. In the book, there are scenes that show Stanley at school the day he was arrested. These are not in the film, but in the deleted scenes.
2. Stanley in the book is fat, but in the movie, he is skinny. However, a woman who worked on the movie explained in a special feature that this was because his weight would have to change constantly since the shooting schedule was all over the place.
3. In the book, Stanley's father wants to find a way to recycle sneakers, and he accidently created the Sploosh, but in the film, he only experiments with how to get rid of foot odor.
4. In the film, the roles of Mr. Sir and Mr. Pendanski slightly swap: Mr. Sir is the one who saves Stanley after he digs his first hole and expresses his concern when Stanley runs away.
5. In the film, the contents of the chest are much higher than the book.
6. In the book, Sam and Kate kiss in the rain outside the school and are spotted by Hattie Parker as she leaves a store. In the film, they are spotted kissing in the school house by Trout as he rides by the window on his horse.
7. In the book, Zigzag accidently hits Stanley in the back of the head with a shovel. In a deleted scene, Squid does this.
8. In the book, Armpit is stabbed in the stomache by the Warden with her pitchfork for going to the bathroom too much. In a deleted scene, it is Magnet who is stabbed.
9. The film more dramatically depicits the huge hole, showing a network of tunnels. The book simply says that three holes came together until it was one.
10. In the book, Elya Yelnats is 15, but in the film, he appears to be in his late 20's or early 30's.
11. In the book, it is said that Elya was a friend of Madame Zeroni, but this isn't stated in the movie.
12. Mrs. Morgeno's car in the book is a BMW, but in the film, it is a Jaguar.

Answer 3

"The Holes" book and movie share similarities in their overall plot structure and main characters, such as Stanley Yelnats and Zero. Both versions explore themes of friendship, redemption, and the consequences of past actions. However, there are also notable differences in the storytelling techniques and character development between the two mediums.

Answer 4

Well, honey, the similarities between "Holes" the book and "Holes" the movie are pretty straightforward. Both tell the story of a young boy named Stanley Yelnats who is sent to a juvenile detention camp where the boys are forced to dig holes every day. The movie stays pretty faithful to the book, capturing the essence of the characters and the overall plot. But, let's be real, the book always has more depth and detail than any movie adaptation could ever hope to achieve.

Answer 5

1. Zero is found under a boat with Sploosh.
2. Stanley crashed Mrs. Sir's car in a hole trying to escape camp.
3. Madame Zeroni told Elya to carry the pig up the mountain everyday.
4. Sam fixes her schoolhouse a lot.
5. Kssin' Kate Barlow kisses everyone she kills.

Answer 6

1. In the book, there are scenes that show Stanley at school the day he was arrested. These are not in the film, but in the deleted scenes.
2. Stanley in the book is fat, but in the movie, he is skinny. However, a woman who worked on the movie explained in a special feature that this was because his weight would have to change constantly since the shooting schedule was all over the place.
3. In the book, Stanley's father wants to find a way to recycle sneakers, and he accidently created the Sploosh, but in the film, he only experiments with how to get rid of foot odor.
4. In the film, the roles of Mr. Sir and Mr. Pendanski slightly swap: Mr. Sir is the one who saves Stanley after he digs his first hole and expresses his concern when Stanley runs away.
5. In the film, the contents of the chest are much higher than the book.
6. In the book, Sam and Kate kiss in the rain outside the school and are spotted by Hattie Parker as she leaves a store. In the film, they are spotted kissing in the school house by Trout as he rides by the window on his horse.
7. In the book, Zigzag accidently hits Stanley in the back of the head with a shovel. In a deleted scene, Squid does this.
8. In the book, Armpit is stabbed in the stomache by the Warden with her pitchfork for going to the bathroom too much. In a deleted scene, it is Magnet who is stabbed.
9. The film more dramatically depicits the huge hole, showing a network of tunnels. The book simply says that three holes came together until it was one.
10. In the book, Elya Yelnats is 15, but in the film, he appears to be in his late 20's or early 30's.
11. In the book, it is said that Elya was a friend of Madame Zeroni, but this isn't stated in the movie.
12. Mrs. Morgeno's car in the book is a BMW, but in the film, it is a Jaguar.

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Answer 7

Well........Both were so good..... but the book was better than the movie, it tells you more details. Movie =90% Book =100%

Answer 8

Yes!!!!!! the book holes is the same as the movie holes.

Answer 9

In the movie and the book the main character is Stanley Yelnats and his new camp friend is Zero.

Answer 10

Well,The book is way different than the movie. WAY MORE.