Compare And Contrast The Movie In The Wild

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I believe that the movie THE CRY IN THE WILD does a better way of telling the story.
I believe this because the book was like very boring and the movie was very interesting because how the narrator in the movie was like the bear attacked Brian . In the book, it said themoose attacked Brian.In the book, it said he had another half second fill his lungs with air and she was on him again using her head to drive him down into the mud. which was quoted text Hatchet. In my opinion the book in like a imagery, it is like as you are reading the book you can imagine how Brian was feeling . In the movie it is foreshadowing because can visualize how Brian was feeling . what changes he was going through while he was in the wild. That’s way

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