Hunger Games Book And Movie Similarities

There were many similarities between the movie and the story. A similarity that the story and movie had was that you could hear the whistle and the metallic sound. This was very important to the movie because if there was not a whistle, you would not get the same feeling as you did in the story. Another similarity was that the movie had the same wording taken directly from the “Adventures of the Speckled Band”. This was essential to the movie because if they didn’t take the wording from the story, what else could they have said. It is easier to compare when there are more words in common with a movie and a story. The movie and story were alike because it had the same characters. Having the same characters is important because the story wouldn’t be the same. For example in the book, Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen was the main character. If the producers changed the character into another person, the story wouldn’t be as interesting. In conclusion, these were some examples of how the movie and the story were similar. …show more content…
One difference would be that Dr. Roylott wasn’t the way the author described him in the movie. In the story, he was described as being big, strong, and tall. In the movie, he was the same height as Sherlock Holmes (a little smaller) and he wasn’t as big. Dr. Roylott could put the iron stick in a circle, but Sherlock Holmes could too. Another difference would be that instead of Mr. Holmes and Mr. Watson staying in the Village Inn they stayed in an old house in the forest. If they stayed in the Village Inn, it wouldn’t have a deep effect on the viewer's perspective because it was all dark and gloomy in the old