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A Wrinkle In Time: Similarities Between Book And Movie

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Have you ever heard of A Wrinkle In Time? A Wrinkle In Time is a movie and novel. The novel was written by Madeleine L`Engle and Disney has taken two attempts to recreate the story on the big screen. Disney’s first attempt was in 2003 and their second in 2018. The 2003 version was a major miss at recreating the novel. Disney’s second attempt in 2018 did better in theaters. The novel and movies were very similar but there are some things that are the same and some that are not so similar. There are some similarities between the book and movie. The first similarity is that people are not very kind to the Murrys’ youngest and oldest child. Meg and Charles Wallace are talked about everywhere and are considered not normal the community.

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