Novel Versus the Movie Adaption of "Go Ask Alice"

Through the history of the movie, many works are based on the novels that are sold most. This is what an award-winning novel called "Go Ask Alice" is doing; this book is about girls fighting drugs. Making a movie a movie is very common, because the director is convinced that their target audience is interested in the theme of their future movies. Readers often expect to see their own lives given to their favorite novels, but if they adapt inappropriately, that is a very disappointing thing.

This week, I will publish a blog about a classic novel that was made into a movie in the 21st century. In 2005, British director Joe Wright adapted the classic Jane Austen novel "Pride and Prejudice" to the movie. This film is one of many adaptations of pride and prejudice, including the American adaptation of the 1940's, the Italian TV mini drama, and some British mini dramas. Pride and prejudice were written by British author Jane Austen and published in 1813. The main character is Elizabeth Bennett, the story is the story of her family who is married to Elizabeth, dealing with social class and misunderstanding. The Bennett family consists of Elizabeth, her mother, her father, and her four unmarried sisters. The Bennett family is a gentleman in the land and has money, but he is not rich. This novel is also a love story between Elizabeth and Darcy.

Peter Jackson 's 2009 film "Lovely Bones" is based on the best selling novel by "Alice Sebold" "New York Times". This book and movie adaptation is a story that a 14-year-old girl named Suzie Salmon was cruelly killed by neighbors. In these two versions, Susie speaks from the story from the place between heaven and earth, "intermediary", showing the lives of her family and friends, and how their lives have changed since the murder. However, filming and the first novel differ in the meaning of the focus of the main role, the visual interpretation of the visual range, and the relationship between the mother and the father. Through Jackson's filming, the hero ... show more

I like to read Alice Walker's novel "Purple" and watch movies. Steven Spielberg 's purple movies are well done, capturing the real emotions and moments that the words in the novels feel when they express their thoughts. There are various similarities and differences between novels and movies, which create emotional changes and dynamic perspectives. The difference between movies and novels is a change