Compare And Contrast The Hunger Games Movie Vs Book
Reading a book is like having a raw sketch on the canvas and readers have to put their own color into it because it will create their characters in sync with their own imagination and surrounding. This is why it is important for young people to read because it makes their creativity wild. Suzanne Collins, author of the Hunger games novel series, also recently have been made into films by Nina Jacobson. Although the movies are fun to watch, the novels are definitely worth people’s time. Books not only helps readers escape reality to their own world but also gives an in depth understanding of the character’s inner thoughts and motives. The books provides readers with the inner thoughts of every characters.0 The novel is better than the movie because they include all of the original scenes, character’s inner thoughts and in depth information. One of the main reasons the Hunger games novel is far better than the
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An excellent example of this is the firewall attack from the novel. “The world has transformed to flame and smoke. Burning branches crack from trees and fall in showers of sparks at my feet. All I can do is follow the others, the rabbits and deer and I even spot a wild dog pack shooting through the woods. I trust their sense of direction because their instincts are sharper than mine.” (Collins 171). The novel provides us with an inner depth of information about every scene. For example the firewall attack is very informative in the book and describes every actions of Katniss and how she saved herself from the fireballs in this time of crisis. The movie only shows us how the firewall attack looks like visually but doesn’t show every small information of what exactly Katniss do to save her. Therefore, the additional information that we get from in depth information in the novel makes reading more interesting and informative than watching a
An excellent example of this is the firewall attack from the novel. “The world has transformed to flame and smoke. Burning branches crack from trees and fall in showers of sparks at my feet. All I can do is follow the others, the rabbits and deer and I even spot a wild dog pack shooting through the woods. I trust their sense of direction because their instincts are sharper than mine.” (Collins 171). The novel provides us with an inner depth of information about every scene. For example the firewall attack is very informative in the book and describes every actions of Katniss and how she saved herself from the fireballs in this time of crisis. The movie only shows us how the firewall attack looks like visually but doesn’t show every small information of what exactly Katniss do to save her. Therefore, the additional information that we get from in depth information in the novel makes reading more interesting and informative than watching a