Animal Farm Book Vs Book Analysis

Has one ever read a book to find out the movie was nothing like it? Or has someone ever read a book to then watch the movie to realize that the movie and the book are very similar in the content? What way would a viewer prefer better? Most viewers would prefer the movie to be the same as the book so that they can understand what is going on throughout the movie. Most times, someone that has read the book and goes to watch the movie gets very confused when they do not go in the same order or have different events happening throughout. As there are many differences that occur throughout the book and the movie, there are major ones that have a huge impact on how the audience reacts and interprets the meaning. There were many things that were
In the movie, the audience is outside observers so we see every single thing that happens throughout the farm. We see what happens with the pigs and are aware of Napoleon’s games throughout the whole movie. In the book, the audience members are inside observers, which means we can only see what the other animals are able to see. The different ways that the audience is able to view the story could cause a problem. The audience is able to see what problems are going to occur throughout the movie, but in the book the audience members are blind to the issues. This could cause the audience members to dislike the book since they cannot see the full picture, only what the animals are able to
In chapter one, this song is first introduced during Old Major’s speech. This song has a magnificent impact on all of the animals (13). The song also influence the animals to rebel. In the movie, the song is changed to “Beasts of the World” and does not have a very high impact on the animals. This song is only sung one time throughout the movie, which also causes it to have a small impact on the animals. The author could be showing in the book that the song could be the cause of the rebellion, but in the movie, it does not matter how the song is sung. This could have a huge impact on the audience members because they could react differently when the title of the song is changed. This could cause the audience to lean more towards the book since it shows a reason why the animals decide to rebel. Another main difference in the movie and the book is how the windmill is built and the process. In the book the process of building the windmill is very detailed (32-33). We can feel the animal’s frustration when the windmill is destroyed for the second time. During the movie, the building of the windmill is not discussed much. There is no timeframe discussed as to how long it took to build and who helped build it. The movie also has a lack of how the pigs can talk the other animals into keep working and how the windmill only gets destroyed