Mark Twain was a writer who used his descriptive power to write wonderful and remarkable stories. Many of which are cherished and read decades later. One of these stories is “The adventures of Huckleberry Finn”. This story is one shrouded in controversy while regarded as too graphic for young kids. Mr. Twain 's writing contained examples of how life was back then. Going so far as referring to colored folks as 'Niggers '. The book showed a good example of society during this time. Like many famous books in the world, Movies taking after the book are common. Many times the movies triumph the book. In this case the Book is better than the movie due to missing events and scenes. That truly show Hucks moral development through out the story. The movie “Adventures of Huck Finn” Made in 1993 compared to Mark Twains United States release of his book in 1885. A lot can change in 100
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When ever a movie is made based of another story. The people in charge of how the movie will look base there decision off how they picture the story themselves. Therefore the movie wont perfectly match the book. With this being said the reasons why the movie ended up being lack luster. First off i 'll start with how the movie rushes right into the story and skips over a lot of details. These details really allow the story to build on itself. Many scenes are left out leaving the way for the more important ones. Yet the scenes left out are crucial in Huck & Jim 's moral development. A combination of this and the movies tendency to drift away from the plot line at times. Help to bring out the flaws in the film. In Mr Twains version Jim is very illiterate and speaks the best he can. An example would be from page 92 “Doan ' le 's talk about it. Huck. Po ' niggers can 't have no luck. I awluz 'spected dat rattlesnake-skin warn 't done wid
When ever a movie is made based of another story. The people in charge of how the movie will look base there decision off how they picture the story themselves. Therefore the movie wont perfectly match the book. With this being said the reasons why the movie ended up being lack luster. First off i 'll start with how the movie rushes right into the story and skips over a lot of details. These details really allow the story to build on itself. Many scenes are left out leaving the way for the more important ones. Yet the scenes left out are crucial in Huck & Jim 's moral development. A combination of this and the movies tendency to drift away from the plot line at times. Help to bring out the flaws in the film. In Mr Twains version Jim is very illiterate and speaks the best he can. An example would be from page 92 “Doan ' le 's talk about it. Huck. Po ' niggers can 't have no luck. I awluz 'spected dat rattlesnake-skin warn 't done wid