The film changed from the book has a greater visual impact than the text, but there are also many details that cannot be expressed psychologically.
It's a good film adaptation. The original is a thick book. When you read it, you feel that the rhythm is very slow, and it has a lot of details about the characters and descriptions of their lives. Before each character comes on stage, there will be a lot of introductions, such as character, and what he has done before. Obviously, it's not suitable for filming like this. This is not a movie that cleverly adjusts some plots, such as the affair with Billman, from the second to the first. Details are omitted, such as trivial matters with Cecilia, Fan Yeer and so on. A lot of details are also added, reflecting the psychological activities of the characters.
When I watched the second part of The Hunger Games, the pictures that I had in my mind when I was reading were completely presented on the screen, but now watching this movie, it seems like I am listening to a story again, the content is the same as the book, but there is a difference. 's flavor.
This book, and this film, are well worth reading.
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