In the movie, there is much less narration, and you hear Melinda's thoughts less than you do in the book.
At the end of the book, Melinda speaks to Mr. Freeman about her being raped. In the movie, she tells her mother.
In the book, Andy Evans tries to rape Melinda a second time, whereas in the movie he physically assaults her instead.
In the book, Melinda hears about Rachel and Andy's breakup happening at prom, whereas in the movie, Rachel breaks up with Andy outside of his car.
The film mentions the story taking place somewhere in the Midwest. The novel takes place in Syracuse, Anderson's hometown.
In the book, the high school's mascot changes frequently (from Trojans to Blue Devils to Tigers to Wombats to Hornets), whereas in the film, it changes from Trojans to Hornets to Falcons and later to Wombats.
In the book she is raped outside on the farmland at the party, in the film she is raped in Andy's car.
In the book, when Andy tries to rape Melinda for the second time, she holds a shard of broken glass up to his neck and says "I said no.", but never actually hurt him. In the movie, she uses the glass shard, and throws bleach (or some chemical of that sort) in his eyes.
In the book, once Nicole and her friends save her from Andy, Melinda simply leaves. In the movie, after she is hurt by Andy, she is sent to the hospital.
In the book, Merryweather High School's colors are gray and purple. In the film, they are blue and red.
In the movie, Melinda meets Heather on the bus to school, whereas in the book she meets her in the auditorium.
The movie only adapts the last 100 out of 700 pages of the book. And Lee, one of the major characters, isn't in the movie.
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Well The book has different characters because it has A Non Mechanical Shark
There really is no book on Anastasia but the differences between the movie and the true story of Anastasia Romanov is that her family wasn't killed when she was 8 years old, she was 17 when she and her family were exicuted in the "House of Special Purpose's" basement. But her Grandmother did escape the tragidy and live in Paris until she moved to Canada a few years later.
The twilight movie uses most diolouge from the book and is basicly the same except for some small differences.
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The book is better :d
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the book has more info like scenes that wern't in the movie and the movie has less things in it
Henrik is not in the movie, and neither is Phillip's father. The book begins in Curacao, whereas the movie begins on the ship. In the book, Timothy and Phillip stay on the cay for months, but in the movie, only fro days. In the book, Timothy attempts to get rid of stew cat, but not in the book. There are several more differences.
the book goes in more detail than the movie and its probably a helpful tool to watch the movie first than read the book
Often there are differences between books and movies. The movie is based on the book, but there can be some things omitted or changed from the book.
No, it's not. There are many significant differences between the book and movie/musical, such as many of the character's names, and many of the events.
There are some major differences in characters and development between the book and the movie. Gump is not as successful in the book, nor is Jenny as bad. Below I have included a link to a site that compare the book and movie.
The movie only adapts the last 100 out of 700 pages of the book. And Lee, one of the major characters, isn't in the movie.
The movie "In the Time of the Butterflies" is an adaptation of the book by Julia Alvarez. While the movie follows the general plot and themes of the book, it may take some creative liberties in certain aspects. The book allows for a deeper exploration of the characters' thoughts and emotions, while the movie may focus more on visual storytelling.
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