An Evaluation on the Different Scenes within the Movie Color Purple

(Evaluation of different purple scenes in a movie) Life is defined by time and humans are defined by life. From our response to the problems that occur in our lives, our definition is not clear. Some people are strong and struggling. They fight for their life and all that they represent. They never give up, they are full of confidence. They still have exams and problems yet, but they know how to pass the test without controlling them. On the other hand, some people do not know how to fight.

Color Purple: Novels and movies compare the stories depicting the lifestyle of the early 20th century, but the most important thing is that it defines the love and survival of the two sisters. Vin Spielberg supervised the movie based on it. The obstacle that our sisters must face is to threaten our lives. There are similarities between novels and movies, not differences, but they still explain the theme of the story. There are many similarities between novels and movies.

Have you read the book many times and went to see a copy of the movie and found a big difference? This movie is not what I imagined while reading this book. Well, it can be said that the novel "Purple" written by the movie and Alice Walker. This movie is very touching and directed by Stephen Spielberg's director, but the reader feels that these nuances are different from what they imagined reading a story for them. The three differences between books and movies are as follows. In the book, Celie communicates her diary entry / story to God, and the movie covers the more general theme of salvation not including this aspect of her story. In the book, Sally's lover, Shuge Avery, is missing the scene of his father's recognition in the church. For this reason, Shugen honors the authority of a man seeking relief from his father.