Movie Differences Between Book And Movie

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The book and the movie had a plethora of things in common, but I found some differences in the movie and the book. The movie missed some key aspects from the book that made the book give the reader more sense of the characters and a better sense of emotion. Despite the differences, there were more things in common between the movie and the book rather than more differences like most books that turn into movies. However, whether if it was the book or the movie, I still ended up awfully sad and aggravated with everything in both the movie and the book. Contrasting from the book and the movie, the movie missed some key scenes from the book. In the movie, George did not seem to hate Curley as much as he did in the book. The movie did not show

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