The Outsiders Movie Vs Book
The book The Outsiders is written by S.E Hinton. It is a book about two gangs called the Socs and the Greasers. They have different social groups and it makes them to where they do not get along. The book was also turned into a movie it was directed by Francis Ford Coppola. There are many differences between the book and the movie. The differences worth pointing out are that Dally was accused of slashing someones tires in the movie not in the book, that Johnny was not jumped in the movie but he was jumped in the book.
The book The Outsiders is written by S.E Hinton. It is told in the character Pony-Boys point of view. It is about two gangs called the Greasers and the Socs. They do not get along because they have different social groups.
Dally was accused of Slashing one of the Socs tires in the movie not in the book, in the movie he almost gets beat up for slashing one of a different gang members tires. He is disliked because he is a greaser and he has been to jail a ton of times, he also has had a very bad past.
Johnny was jumped in the book not in the movie, in the book he was beat up by a soc named Bob and pony-boy kept it a secret that Bob was wearing rings in the book, but in the movie he …show more content…
She also mentions that he can write an essay for extra credit to pass with a C grade. Pony-Boy loves school and needed to raise his grade. In the movie they do not really talk about Ponyboy and his school and how much he loves school. He says it once or twice in the movie. They talk about Ponyboy and his school all the time in the book. In the book it says ¨Pony Boy id like to talk to you about your grades¨. ¨There is not much to talk about, judging from your scores Pony, ill give it to you straight. Your failing this class right now, but taking into concediration the circumstansis, if you come up with a good semmester theme, ill pass you with a C grade¨
The book The Outsiders is written by S.E Hinton. It is told in the character Pony-Boys point of view. It is about two gangs called the Greasers and the Socs. They do not get along because they have different social groups.
Dally was accused of Slashing one of the Socs tires in the movie not in the book, in the movie he almost gets beat up for slashing one of a different gang members tires. He is disliked because he is a greaser and he has been to jail a ton of times, he also has had a very bad past.
Johnny was jumped in the book not in the movie, in the book he was beat up by a soc named Bob and pony-boy kept it a secret that Bob was wearing rings in the book, but in the movie he …show more content…
She also mentions that he can write an essay for extra credit to pass with a C grade. Pony-Boy loves school and needed to raise his grade. In the movie they do not really talk about Ponyboy and his school and how much he loves school. He says it once or twice in the movie. They talk about Ponyboy and his school all the time in the book. In the book it says ¨Pony Boy id like to talk to you about your grades¨. ¨There is not much to talk about, judging from your scores Pony, ill give it to you straight. Your failing this class right now, but taking into concediration the circumstansis, if you come up with a good semmester theme, ill pass you with a C grade¨