There are also economic and legal factors: Shakespeare is helpfully outside copyright law as well as interesting to adapt. Shakespeare on screen gradually became part of the establishment, reflecting its growing academic respectability. Shakespeare on screen is now in its second century and the reasons why Shakespeare has so long been considered adaptable have been variously discussed. According to Robert Hamilton Ball, Shakespeare’s dramas were considered ideal material for cinema in the early 20th century because the presence of Shakespeare on film raised the contemporary estimation of film. A successful adaptation of Shakespeare must then convey an anxiety of influence (Adaptation form Text to Screen, Screen to Text) P 31) an awareness that the reproduction is both dependent on and
This probably is because the movie e is rated PG13. Another reason why the movie is worse than the book is because the movie describes the resident in the capitol to be disturbing with weird dye hair and just look odd. In conclusion the “hunger games” book is better than the movie because of Katniss’s in depth narration that the movie could not deliver. Moreover violence in the movie was not the best that could have been showed in the
Both the novel and movie were exceptional. However, a movie can never fully express the book, as it cannot show every single detail outlined by the novel. The movie did a great job at portraying the culture and people of Afghanistan, making the movie seem very vivid. However, the movie left out a bunch of details since the novel is long, and it do not have enough time to show them all. Sometimes this is also a good choice because some details are not that important, so they can be left out with no impact on the movie.
The story of A Wrinkle In Time is better than the movie because you can be more connected to the characters, you get the full storyline, and many things were changed from the story to the movie that would have been great if left alone. One reason why the story is better than the movie is that you can be more connected to the characters. The character’s
Paige undergoes a great deal of sacrifice, which is seems as though is perceived as a normality in the genre of black sci-fi. Cloning is a concept that seems to be featuring more often in modern day science fiction films, but the main difference that Tananarive Due and black sci-fi is bringing to this concept is motherhood. The hunger games is an example of modern film writer who has adapted a similar concept with the addition of heroism. Heroism as a contrast seems to be more attractive to viewers when linked with self-sacrifice and motherhood. Yet in “Like Daughter” Paige is still a hero for saving the child from a live of misery, but this doesn’t need to be written because it is left up to the reader’s imagination.
Luhrmann aimed at a younger age group, and he made it a lot more exciting and violent with a lot more action using the best special effects possible at the time it was made. Technology was evolving at the time this version was made and the younger generation were more interested in movies with the best special effects a movie could offer. Because of this approach, the language did not match the movie as it did to Franco Zeffirelli’s version. However, although they were carrying around guns, Baz Luhrmann kept the language from the original script and
One way we can advertise the college is by television. Many teenagers watch a lot of television these days. So advertising our college campaigns during their shows would be a great way to persuade into coming to our college. We also have to put the commercials at the right channel as well. We do not want to put our advertisements during a cooking show channel or during a dog show.
The Help: Similarities and Differences Between the Book and Movie Do you ever read a book and say you want to see the movie after, or how about the other way around? Just so you can see the words turn into pictures or the pictures turn into words. Your so excited until you watch it and parts are left out, or you read it and some events are described differently then how the movie shows it. But you are also left with the reassurance that some things do happen the same way for the sake of getting the same story, or point across. The Help by Kathryn Stockett and the movie, The Help, is a great example of a book and its movie having lot of differences but still having similarities where they are needed.
The Giver Novel versus Movie Despite the difference between the two, The Giver, by Lois Lowery is more successful than the movie version of The Giver, screen written by Michael Mitnick. Some people may say that the movie is better but actually the novel is the real winner. Mitnick the screenwriter of the movie made a lot of changes from the novel to make the story more appealing to the audience. There are a lot of reasons he made those changes. The effects of the changes made the movie appealing also.
This split the school between the “delinquents” and the “will be”. I took three years of engineering (one of the two “smart” classes), so I was part of the “delinquent” class. I was the only one with a “good” future in that class and the teachers pitied me. When I read/watched this article it struck a chord in me and I really saw what me highschool was. The “delienquents” were talked down to and punished while the “will be” were praised and helped.