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Movie Kidnapped Research Paper

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Imagine this, bloody horrific battles and people working together in groups to fight for their lives. If you admire that then you should definitely read or watch the movie kidnapped. This movie and book was outstanding and I definitely recommend you to read it if you haven't already. This movie and book my have some scenes that are scary, but still you should watch it. Today this book will be telling you about some similarities and differences about Kidnapped the book and movie and how the plot and events are spectacular. Both the book and the movie are fantastic, but if I was to have to pick one that was the most amusing it would be the movie. I like the movie better because I loved how I could see all of the events instead of listening to them. Now go read on and if you …show more content…

Davies uncle, Ebenezer sold Davie into slavery. Another strong similarities happened in both the book and movie is when Davie and Alan won the fight. To add onto that Alan joined the boat and the crew tried to kill him. Davie told Alan what was happening and then they began to fight. It was a very bloody fight and many of the crew ended up dying. Davie and Alan won the fight and was able to take over the whole ship. Finally the last similarities that was very strong is when Alan killed the Red Fox. Adding onto that Alan killed the Red Fox because he was very bad. The Red Fox was one of the leaders for when England was taking over Scotland so Alan pulled the trigger. Those were all of the the similarities and know comes the differences. One differences that really stood out to me was when Ransome didn't die. In the book Ransome got thrown off of the boat because he gave Mr. Shuan a dirty Panakin. In the movie Ransome was going to die, because he stole a biscuit and gave it to davie but they crashed. I was very surprised that

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