The Nightjohn: Comparing The Book And Movie

Tuck Everlasting is a story of a family that lives forever and never dies. Also there was a girl Winnie that saw the tucks and then ran away with them. The author that wrote this book Natalie Babbitt has a very good imagination. Also there is a movie that is also a good thing to watch if you read the book.

Have you ever read a book and then watched a movie based on the book? If you have you will have noticed at least one thing that the movie did differently than the book. Whether it 's how the characters act, differences in a certain scene, or a completely different plot, there will always be something different between the two. The book “To Kill a Mockingbird” was written and published in 1960, two years later a movie based on the book came out. After reading the book and watching the movie there are many elements that have changed from the book to the movie. In the movie Jem and Scout witness Mr.Nathan Radley filling up the tree with cement when In the book they hadn’t, Aunt Alexandra is not included in the movie,

In my opinion there are a lot of comparisons between the film and the book, but there are also differences between them too, but also they have impacted the audience in both the film and the

“The book is a film that takes place in the mind of the reader. That’s why we go to movies and say “Oh, the book is better”.” -Paulo Coelho

The earth was created a billion years ago, made for human life to live on. Also, created to hold

The book “Tin Star” and High Noon are based on the same story line. It was back in the olden days so they did not have cars to get around. These two people got married in the beginning and then they had to leave because a bad guy was coming to town and their friends didn't want them getting hurt. I think that the movie was better than the story. The movie explained it a lot more and there were also difference between the book and the movie.

Therefore it makes the story easier to imagine and picture. Since the book has more information and details, it interests me when I read something that didn’t happen in the movie. I am starting to like this book and hope to read on.

The book is a lot shorter and could be missing good details that come from the movie. But maybe shorter is better. It takes up less time than watching an hour long movie. But maybe shorter isn’t better. Maybe the reader wants to know more but the book doesn’t have nearly as much details as the movie. At this point is seems to be 50/50. If you asked a regular class of students,

with Margaret, Waller’s wife. She is a main character in the movie, but in the book,

Second it was a very good book. It was good mainly because it makes you like the characters more and more over time so when they die it makes you sad and it puts a lot of emotion into the book. That is good because a lot of books don 't have that.

Another difference is that the book is much more gruesome than the movie. In the movie when Pawley sneaks out, Waller whips his back a few times. That is a very painful punishment but compared to the book it isn't that bad. In the book when Pawley didn't make it back in time Waller let the dogs have him. Then Waller tired him down and cut him like he cut the cattle but the cut went wrong, and Pawley laid all night,

Mark Twain 's novel, The Prince and The Pauper, from “Townsend Library”, tells the dramatic tale of two innocent boys who look identical and born on the same day in the sixteenth century in London. One of them is the prince Edward Tudor, whereas the other one is the beggar Tom Canty who has an unhappy life. One fine day the prince and the pauper see each other and get surprised that they look exactly the same. Later after a long conversation, they decide to swap their lifestyle and exchange their dresses and costumes. Tom goes to the palace as a prince and the prince comes to Tom’s family as a beggar. Days pass and their lives continue in such a way. The people in the kingdom notice that there are many changes in the behavior of their prince and they notice him doing crazy things. Tom has longed for a long time for the luxurious life, so he starts complaining without caring his responsibilities as a prince because he doesn’t know them. At that time, the actual prince is struggling and suffering because he

Straight from the get-go the movie was able to captivate my attention by submerging me into the life of Jeanette Walls and her unordinary family. The lineup of actors who portrayed these characters did a superb job because of the way they were able to interact with each other and their surroundings, also the background characters were also a reason as to why this film was enjoyable. Even if there are some differences between the movie and the book, the overall messages are not lost through director Destin Cretton’s adaptation of the memoir. In the past, I have been someone who more than likely would always prefer the book over the movie due to the fact that books always gave more detail to character’s motives and descriptions of scenes. Also

Instructions: As you watch The Great Gatsby, use the chart below to mark down at least 5 differences that you see between the book that we read and the film that you watch.

Unlike the movie, you get to know more about the characters. You also get more details than what the movie showed. For example, Thresh and Rue were really close in the book. In the movie, you rarely saw them together.