Ever read a book, and then seen the movie? The book is usually better right? That’s most likely because of the differences. The book is more descriptive most of the time. Events in the book are missing from the movie. Or the movie adds some in.…
Some differences are that in the book no one gave Margot flowers but in the movie they didn’t.In the movie they give more detail about the sun lamps and they have sun kits.Also instead of 7 years it is 9 years in the movie.Another reason is that in the book Margot is more…
Both the book and the movie are very different, they have lots of similarities and differences. The Setting, Plot and Characterisation are three parts that the book and movie can be compared.…
The book and movie had quite a few differences. First off, in the beginning of the book, it showed Vernon Dursley was going to work, and saw all these people in robes (wizards) celebrating. Dursley got super annoyed by all this, and also by the owls fluttering all around him. In the movie, it started off with Dumbledore turning off the lights.…
Another big difference is that in the book the character is dying throughout the whole story and in the movie the character is working and is well and active. Another difference is that in the book most of the story takes place inside somewhere and in the movie most of the story takes place outside. Some similarities are that the characters are mostly the same and also the ending to both the book and the movie are the same.…
The Big difference is the idea of rebellion, While later the book of the Hunger Games address the topic of the rebellion in the district, it really doesn’t address the rebellion in the book of the Hunger Games. In the movie: however, outright rebellion is shown in the districts. In the movie the Hunger Games…
In the morning of the reaping day, Katniss wakes up. Finds her mom, pet cat (Buttercup), and her sister, Prim by her side. After getting dressed, she heads to the forest, where she meets her hunting partner Gale. After fishing and searching for berries, they head back home. On their way back home, Katniss and Gale stops at the Hobs, the black market. At the Hobs, they exchange their fishes with bread and salt. Then they go to the mayors house to sell some of the berries. However, Gale and Madge, the mayor daughter, get into an argument that how rich and wealthy people from each district have less chance to be chosen, because they are not in need of food support. The poor and needy people must fill out an extra name form in the draw to get extra food supply support. When Katniss comes back home, she washes and changes to one of her moms dress to prepare herself for the selection event.…
The last difference that I'm going to talk about is the themes, or main points, of the book versus the movie. The book was mainly about the hardships that people go through and about the fixing gaps between the rich and the poor. The book expressed the characters emotions and feelings, and the tone is melodramatic and a bit sad. In the movie, however, I don't even…
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Though the movie and novel also have some differences. Huge roles are almost unrecognizable in the movie. Darry shoves Ponyboy in the movie. He slaps him hard on the back in the book. In the movie, there are kids that ask Dally for money.…
Mockingjay continues right where Catching Fire left off. Katniss is extracted from the Quartell Quell along with others who were also in the Quarter Quell. One person who was not there was Peeta. Peeta is still missing, and Katniss is going to save him. Peeta sends the rebels a coded message warning them that the Capitol will attack them. The Capitol finds out, and responds to this by torturing Peeta. The Capitol continues the bombing of District 13 just as Peeta predicted. The Capitol begins to brainwash Peeta, and makes Peeta believe that Katniss is the enemy. Peeta tries to kill Katniss, but she escapes and heads back to District 2. Katniss tries to get back to the fight, and gets shot once again, and bonds with Victor while she is recovering from the wound. After Katniss is done recovering she tries to do whatever she can to get back into the fight. During the fight, Katniss is put into the same unit as Peeta. This worries Katniss, and Commander Boggs. Commander Boggs dies, but before he dies he gives Katniss the command of the unit. Katniss decides that she is going to go on a secret mission to assassinate President Snow. The unit decides to help Katniss, and only 3 survive on their way. Those 3 include Katniss, Gale, and Peeta. They end up getting separated and Prim dies. Katniss gets shot once again, but the rebels captured President Snow. Right before Katniss executes President Snow, President Coin says that the people who have survived should vote whether or not the Hunger Games should continue. Katniss votes for the Hunger Games, and the Hunger Games continues, allowing more innocent children to die. When time comes around for Snow’s Execution, Katniss has the choice to either Kill Snow, or to let him survive. When Katniss pulls out her bow, she quickly turns and shoots President Coin instead. Katniss starts to breakdown, and she learns that she is being sent to another District. Katniss eventually is able to grieve for the…
A major difference is the involvement of a plot. In the book, there’s almost no plot at all, except that the character is a military man in France. In the movie, the plot is long, explained well, and a little more interesting than the book. The pit and pendulum themselves have very little involvement in the movie, while in the book, they’re almost always involved and the pit is introduced almost right away. Also, in the movie, there are way more characters.…
Although the book provides great detail, the movie on the other hand lacked this detail. For example in the book Gale was whipped because he was caught poaching. While in the movie he gets punished by tackling a peacekeeper trying to save an innocent old woman. This change would have been made to make Gale look more heroic. Furthermore, as Katniss and Peeta are on their victory tour they see a mockingjay sign in the tunnel on the way to District 11. This was shown in the movie to show how much unrest…
However, the novels still teach some valuable lessons, even if it is executed differently. Both novels teach that love is complicated and difficult to understand. Katniss eventually falls in love with Peeta, after faking it for so long. The Hunger Games deals with a lot of peer pressure and doing what others say to accomplish something. On the other hand, Divergent focuses more on following one’s beliefs and heart. Self control is also prominent in both novels. Tris and Katniss suffer so much emotional trauma, they are no longer the same person they were at the beginning of the book. The different types of government in the books also resulted in different societies and rebellions for different reasons. Overall, The Hunger Games and Divergent are both excellent novels that have brilliant messages every individual should…
The Hunger Games film and book have a lot of differences such as in the movie the baker didn't give katniss the cookies like he did in the novel . That was a little change in the story but it didn't change anything big in the movie. When Gale didn't get to say by in the novel but in the movie he did.…