The Effectiveness of the Opening Scenes of Gary Sinise's Film Of Mice and Men in Comparison to Steinbeck's Novel

The effectiveness that Gary Sinis opened "Mouse and Human Shadow" is in contrast to Steinbeck 's novel "one - on - one man" by Steinbeck in California in the 1930' s. Powerful and powerful novel. The intention of Steinbeck's book "The Mouse and the Man" is to show that American society was injured in this era, but at that time people also had many hopes and dreams, but people were frustrated and selfish It was too long to exist. There is no land. Sinise's film was filmed in 1992, including the two most important figures in the movie; Gary Sinnis played George and John Markovic played Lenny.

The opening of novels and male novels is compared with the opening part of the mouse and male movies. "Mouse and Man" is a novel written by John Steinbeck. In 1992, Gary Sinise also directed the "Mouse and Man" movie. This novel is a little different from movies. This book, written in the 1930s, is the era of high unemployment in America, era of racial discrimination, gender discrimination, apartheid. The theme is gender discrimination, prejudice, solitude. The tram is called Desire and Elia Kazan creates an award-winning movie and imagines the role issues such as Stanley's original manhood, internal wretch of Kowalski women. Conflict caused confusion and confusion. With the stage performance of the play, William suggested that Blanche was not what she saw, and the movie skillfully revealed the strange custom of Blancch which suggests a bigger problem.

John Steinbeck's novels and men: Films and novels are quite different from novels, and the director Gary Sinnis intentionally changes the emotions and reactions that affect the audience. He thinks that it is necessary to create a correct atmosphere and keep the plot fluid, so he changed scenes and added it. The whole story tells the story of George and Renee. These are two very different roles; novels explain them as opponents. - At some point in my life, everyone feels like an outsider. Because they are somewhat different. That's why John Steinbeck's "Mouse and Man" is a simple story easy to understand. It tells the story of two men, George Milton and Lenny