The Jungle Book Comparison

Macbeth the movie and Lion King are very different, but very similar. One is a cartoon animation movie by Disney and the other is a play written by William Shakespeare that was later produced into a movie by Ian McKellan. Both movies have a tradegy, but also have a small heros journey and I will show the comparsion between them both.

Now with all the information gathered, about the time of the Jungle Book, it can be determined whether or not , the movie is truly racist or not. In the beginning of the movie we are shown that the Indians' are working for the British men. A little boy Mowgli and a little girl Kitty are childhood friends. That is probably a representation of the beginning of the British-Indian relationship. After Sheer-Khan ( the tiger) destroyed the camp, the star of the movie Mowgli is separated from the rest. He is then raised by the creatures of the jungle. Years pass and he is presented as a “savage”. When he runs into Kitty( they don't know who on another are) she is with her “boyfriend” , Captain William Boone. Mowgli and the Captain get into

Books that are made into movies often don’t stay true along the written words. You can’t really compare and contrast them because it would be desecrating the movie and book because they both might be satisfied no matter who was the characters behind them. A book that was made into a movie called , “The Member Of the Wedding Summary” . It Is a really good book and movie, but there are something different and the same about them and the main character who plays in both called Frankie.

Motion-pictures, including Disney films, emphasize the separations between people (Lipsitz 19). Films with animal characters, such as The Jungle Book and The Lion King, further illustrate this race separation. The Jungle Book is about a small Indian boy being raised by wild animals. In this film there are monkeys which seemingly represent the "oppressed blacks in the ghetto" (Cox 1). These monkeys too take part in the racial stereotyping in the songs they sing, not only through the jazzy melody which is often associated with African-Americans, but through the lyrics as well. In the lyrics it talks about how the monkeys "could become human and be accepted in society"

The Hunger Games has two vision: The book,and movie.They are differences and similarities.These can change the meaning of the story.

The Jungle Book is a book about a young boy named Mowgli who becomes a member of the Seeonee Wolf Pack. An evil tiger named Shere Khan plans to attack Mowgli and the leader of his pack, Akela. When Mowgli grows up, he realizes that he must reunite with men. Mowgli wanders from his village one day. After being attacked by Shere Khan, he's saved by Father Wolf, who asks Akela, the leader of the wolves, to accept Mowgli as a member of the pack. Mowgli momentarily returns to the world of men, but leaves after he learns that Shere Khan has been making plans to attack Akela. He defeats the tiger, but knows that someday he will rejoin the man-pack. A python named Kaa takes Mowgli down to the Cold Lairs, where he steals an ankus. He discards the ankus, fearing its deadly curse.

The similar things that happen in the book and the movie were they went to the movies. Dally was bothering Cherry. Johnny told Dally to stop bothering Cherry. Dally went to get them a soda but Cherry was incredulous looks at Dally and threw the soda at him. Dally left and Ponyboy asks Cherry why are you not scared of us. Cherry said because you guys dont scared anyone. Cherry asked them they want to sit beside them. Then Cherry asked Ponyboy if they wanted to get some popcorn. They go to eat with Dally but when they come back the church was burning.

In the book, Max dreams of fighting Hitler, while in the movie Max does not have such a dream.

In every single book you read or in every movie you watch there is always another movie or another book you can compare it to. No matter what text from it is there is always something in the world you can compare things to. You can even compare people which most people do but now I am rambling on. I will be comparing six forms of text there will be two movies two poems and two books . Using these six forms of text I will be identifying the plot and the author's intent or why he made it the way he did. I believe that the author's intent deals with the plot of 4 of the text that I am using the other two didn't really have a plot to them.

Don’t you ever wish you could runaway and just go to your own world ?! And while you were in your own world you didn’t have to worry about time passing or anything changing !? Well in “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” the fictional novel by C.S. Lewis that was made possible. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a fantasy novel that was published in 1979. Several years later the outstanding novel was turned into a movie in 2005 and was a hit. C.S. Lewis was not only a famous author, but he was a Christian apologist. He has many famous quotes one of my favorites is “I believe in God like I believe in the sun, not because I can see it, but because of it all things are seen.” The story all starts with four adventurous siblings Peter, Susan,

The Jungle was about a family that traveled to America from Lithuania. They thought that life was impelling to be grand and marry. When they landed here, they began to notice themselves in a world of hurt. A world with debt and constantly working. One of the main characters, Jurgis, was the man of the family and he was often depended on by his family.

After watching the movie and reading the book “The Hunger Games”,there is many similarities. There is also similarities

The Bandar-Log from the book The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling and the bullies are basically one and the same. Both of them lacerate both people and animals and find it captivating and amusing. They both follow primal instincts and are both considered animals.

Like in the Kipling’s original story, the monkeys kidnap Mowgli and take him to their temple confines. One of the first differences between the book and the movie is presented when Mowgli is introduced to the monkey leader King Louie, whose voice acting is done by the jazz singer Louie Prima (The Jungle Book). As previously mentioned, in the original story of The Jungle Book the monkey people are leader-less.