John Hinton's The Outsiders
The Outsiders
“Stay gold, Ponyboy. Stay gold”(IMDb). This is a famous quote from The Outsiders The Outsiders is a book and a movie. The book and the movie are both excellent. The book and the movie are very similar, however, there are some differences that make them each unique. The storyline is that there are two groups of people, the greasers and the socs, who don’t get along very well. The main character is a greaser named Ponyboy. He has no parents and lives with his two brothers Soda and Darry. Pony is attacked by the socs and his friend Johnny rushes in to save him and ends up killing a member of the socs. This leads to a big fight between the two groups known as a rumble. Johnny is scared because he killed someone so he runs away …show more content…
The first similarity of the book and the movie is the part where Pony and Johnny both go to the lot. Hear they both fell asleep which made Ponyboy late. This led to Pony’s brother, Darry being very upset. Then Pony and Johnny to ran away to the park. The socs came and that's when Johnny killed Bob (Hinton 42-49). The second similarity is they had the rumble of the greasers vs. the socs in both the movie and the book. The fight might of happened a little differently in each, but they both had the rumble. One last similarity that is in both the movie and book is that Dally died because Johnny died. These similarities kept the storyline of the movie and the book the same.
The story of The Outsiders is an adventurous book and an action packed movie. The differences and the similarities of the two are important to the reader or watcher of either the book or the movie because they enhance the experience. Today many movies and books have similarities and differences that make them unique which intrigues both the readers and viewers. Now the challenge is to look deeper into other movies and books to find their differences and similarities. Decide what could make them better by analysing the similarities and the
“Stay gold, Ponyboy. Stay gold”(IMDb). This is a famous quote from The Outsiders The Outsiders is a book and a movie. The book and the movie are both excellent. The book and the movie are very similar, however, there are some differences that make them each unique. The storyline is that there are two groups of people, the greasers and the socs, who don’t get along very well. The main character is a greaser named Ponyboy. He has no parents and lives with his two brothers Soda and Darry. Pony is attacked by the socs and his friend Johnny rushes in to save him and ends up killing a member of the socs. This leads to a big fight between the two groups known as a rumble. Johnny is scared because he killed someone so he runs away …show more content…
The first similarity of the book and the movie is the part where Pony and Johnny both go to the lot. Hear they both fell asleep which made Ponyboy late. This led to Pony’s brother, Darry being very upset. Then Pony and Johnny to ran away to the park. The socs came and that's when Johnny killed Bob (Hinton 42-49). The second similarity is they had the rumble of the greasers vs. the socs in both the movie and the book. The fight might of happened a little differently in each, but they both had the rumble. One last similarity that is in both the movie and book is that Dally died because Johnny died. These similarities kept the storyline of the movie and the book the same.
The story of The Outsiders is an adventurous book and an action packed movie. The differences and the similarities of the two are important to the reader or watcher of either the book or the movie because they enhance the experience. Today many movies and books have similarities and differences that make them unique which intrigues both the readers and viewers. Now the challenge is to look deeper into other movies and books to find their differences and similarities. Decide what could make them better by analysing the similarities and the