In "The Giver" the movie, there are many changes and lost scenes, but there is also wonderful additions that you can see and hear now, such as music and the character 's expressions. While the movie is not a facsimile of the book, it’s still really good. Many things such as color, landscape, sounds, music, character’s expressions, and more played a huge role in the novel and the movie, but they played different parts in each. Music and the character 's expressions were things that made the movie better, by putting focus on the mood of the story and showing important things the community is missing.
one similarity of the movie and book was pony still gets beat up. Another is I still felt the same for both I felt sad for PB. One difference was you can hear music and sound effects in the movie and not in the book. You can really feel for PB and the greasers, and can really get a picture on what is going on in the movie. The movie was more effective during this scene because it really shows and gives a picture of how the soc’s do what they did better than a
The book was well written and really made you think about what happened during WW2. The movie was also good because it showed you what things looked like and gave you some imagery for each character. I would say I liked the book better but it might be because I read the book first. When I read a book and enjoy it then watch the movie and see all the differences it annoys me that they made it after the movie but it isn’t like the book in so many ways and I really enjoyed the book. Still I would recommend the book and movie to anyone older than 10 because it gets a little grotesque in some parts, but it was still a good movie/book with a good plot and was very enjoyable to read/watch.
It showed what Walter wanted to happen in his future and what he wanted to become. It makes the story more interesting to see it in a movie instead of just reading it and picturing it in your head. I think that a lot of people will think that the movie is better than the book just because it has more to tell about, and it shows more of what is happening. The movie
“It 's funny how the colors of the real world only seem really real when you watch them on a screen.” Anthony Burgess. Most people will agree that watching movies can be more entertaining than the daily life. Sometimes it is because they relate to the actor 's lifestyle in a movie, or because it makes them feel various emotions. Other times, movies can give inspirations or motivations to reach more success in the real world.
In life, people usually expect happy endings for many different things. For instance, if someone watches a movie they want the main character to have a happy ending. This applies to many stories in literature as well because readers also want the character to have a happy ending. In Louisa May Alcott’s book Behind a Mask; or, a Woman’s Power, the character Jean Muir has a very interesting ending when she marries Sir John. The ending is happy for Jean and Sir John is the man she needs, but she doesn’t abandon her feminist independence by marrying him.
There are so many great movies in the world today.this is why it was very difficult to choose just one as my favorite. Yet after careful consideration i made a decision and choose rent. In this essay i will explain why i choose rent and an experience that i have had with this movie. First, let us look at why i like this movie so much. Rent is an enjoyable movie that has some great life lessons and songs.
Some people think that the documentaries are boring, but once they get turned on they are hooked. Documentaries are one of the most influential sources of film out there. This is because of the many purposes of them are to change or improve society, or just to enlighten us on a topic. While most of the other film genres are for entertainment; documentaries are supposed to be entertaining while still having a bigger purpose of informing or showing us something. Within the genre of documentaries, it includes its own diverse groups of them, as some are about a certain time, an event, or a certain topic.
Rogan intended to play with people 's perceptions by providing a simplistic video with a complex title. In Sweeter As the Years Roll By, there are many techniques used to show how knowledge alters perception. One effective technique used was naming. In the title, the words “as the years roll by” signify time passing or aging. Viewers interpret this as the film being about life.
“Ask any reader who has seen the movie version of a favorite novel, and the answer will usually be, "The book was better. " That 's because readers of a novel have already made their own perfect movie version” (Corliss et al., 2005). It would appear that Corliss is correct because many people who have read The Hunger Games book would say that it is better than the movie. Although the Hunger Games movie is entertaining, it is very different from the book.
This reason eliminates the fact that a book is a better visual element than a movie. Watching the movie of The Great Gatsby is a better visual art because it clarifies those parts in a book that get confusing. Many people that write books, those books now aday have been turned into movies because it enhances what we read. It gives another way to illustrate what we read about. Movies tell as good of a stories as book because it sends the same message.
I enjoyed the movie better than the book. It included just the right amount of action scenes, description words, and details from the story. The story was amazing but I like seeing things more than reading them. I usually like the movies better than the book.
An emotional rollercoaster, the film flip-flops between tear-jerking, emotional scenes and comedic relief so seamlessly that you don’t know how to feel. However, that’s not to say that you come away with mixed feelings; the filmmakers do a good job of holding their message of hope down while not haranguing you with sadness until you just can’t finish the movie, a problem that so often plagues films trying to make light of racial issues. “The Help” was not a movie I expected to fall in love with, but as soon as I watched it I definitely did. Not only is the story beautiful and touching, but it shows it’s issues in a way that
and I also are similar in how we get in social situations. To us it is easier to sit back and listen to everyone else and keep to ourselves. It’s not always easy to talk to new people or to make new friends. The Perks of Being a Wallflower helps point out that there is nothing wrong with you if you are that kind of person. This movie also touches on things like self-harm, sex, love, friends, losing people, and self-acceptance.
Other theaters offered “bank nights” where one lucky customer went home with a cash prize (Price). Financial lures aside, another reason the film industry survived was its psychological appeal. Attending movies provided an escape from the dreary suffering of everyday life (Price). Movies of the decade also tended to be of a more realistic nature than the films of the 1920s. They accepted the reality dealt with by Americans of the time but also gave them hope for a better future (“Hollywood”).