Book Vs Movie Research Paper

I much preferred the movie version to the novel. For me, author William Kennedy’s style of writing is needlessly vague and difficult to follow, yet he did a wonderful job adapting

Following on to why the book is more superior than the movie. The persuasion of the fact that the novel was better, is that the story line was a little bit slower, and easier to follow along in the Flipped book. This is easy to realize when watching the movie. They had rushed along a few things, then backtracked. For a representation, some words were repeated two or three times

The first reason the book is better than the movie is because it has Ares. Ares makes everyone angry. Also, he is important because he’s tricks Percy into bringing the lighting bolt to Hades. A epic scene is when Ares fights Percy on the Santa Monica Beach. Ares add more detail to the book making the nook better than the movie.

The book was an extremely detail and had lots of character evolution, however, they do need a bunch of time to invest in. They take days to read, but movies take up to three hours to watch, moreover they do not have as much character development. Also, not as much detail or all the points that books have.

I didn’t pick the book over the movie because I think books are boring. When you are watching the movie you don’t have to use your brain that much. When I’m watching a movie about any type of genre that has a book that goes with it, I usually ask questions to myself (in my head) about

he film is better than the book if you consider all of the similarities and differences.

Stephen King, a famous writer, once said, “Books and movies are like apples and oranges. They are both fruit, but taste completely different.” In other words, a movie and a book are based on the same story, but they have lots of differences. After watching the movie we, as a class, came to like the movie as a better version. The movie is a more complete story and brings the story to a more interesting ending.

There are so many changes between the book and the movie. The book was a lot better than the movie I think. When a producer makes a movie out of a book, they take the most interesting things from the book and just erase the rest of it. Us book lovers absolutely hate when they go to watch a movie based off a book they love and they leave out the most important details.

The difference in the movie and the book is that the movie started with a scene with the dad in it. The reason why the movie started a scene like that is because it needs to give the details, if they didn't do that the people watching the movie wouldn't know what is going on. Meg thought she was stupid and ugly in the movie and the book, Charles Wallace was a blond in the book and he also could not read. Charles didn't go to school in the book and he was 5 years old, but in the movie he was six and he could read, he also went to school.

In my opinion, the movie was a lot better than the book. There was a couple scenes in both the book and the movie I enjoyed. The movie was much easier to understand. The movie and the book had many differences. During the movie, Mia was a whole different person than she was in the book.

In my opinion, the book was better because it made us go to a different world and thinking of the atmosphere and the suspension was real. The book really hooked me into the story unlike the movie giving away all the mystery and the suspense from us. Throughout the movie until the end of the movie everything was changed terrifically and the die hard fans of the books weren’t satisfied with how the movie was taken care of. Also, I liked the book

The age old question of whether the book is better than the movie. There is much more to it than that when you consider how the effect of their means of production, textual forms, technologies, affect the messages being portrayed.

The book was better than the movie as I have stated above. One reason for the book being better than the movie is that facts have shown that 74% of the movies that have books. The book is better. This is one of those cases. The book was longer, which led to a series of unfolding events where as the movie got right to the chase, and skipped a lot.

Have you ever wonder if it was worth it to read the book? People have always wondered which was better. Reading can help improve your memory, concentration, and brain function. People have always had their own opinions about which is better. I personally believe that reading the book is better than the movie.

There were many good and negative things about this movie, and such I'm such an optimistic person I would like to focus on the positives first. The movie was in my opinion more entertaining than the book, that may just be because I can focus more with a movie; but I also understood the story more than when I was reading the book.