Compare And Contrast Muppets Book Vs Movie

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The reason I think the Muppets movie is better than the book version is because, in the modern days, it is not like how it was before. Back then, kids used to love to read books when they had nothing better to do. Now that the internet is here, everyone forgets there was once a time that everyone read books to entertain themselves. The muppets movie will be very much more interesting because it'll profit the kids to want to watch it with the puppets. If I was a kid I would want the watch the movie more than I would prefer to read the book.

Unlike the game version, there are two Marleys. The character Jacob Marley was split into two brothers named Jacob and Robert to adapt the Muppet so Statler and Waldorf could take on the role. However, instead …show more content…

Martha, Belinda, Peter, Tim, and two unnamed "little Cratchits", a boy and a girl. In the Muppet adaptation, there are four children. Peter, twin daughters Betina and Belinda, and Tim. The difference between them is the number of kids each family had.

The original story features Bob Cratchit meeting Scrooge after the reform at the office the next day, instead of Scrooge visiting Cratchit's house for Christmas. It doesn't, therefore, include Emily's threat to give Ebenezer a raise "immediately" before Scrooge reveals that he is therefore about to raise his salary and help pay off his mortgage. In the original Story, Ebenezer's older sister Fan (Fred's mother) is seen picking up Ebenezer from school and driving him home. Scrooge ponders his relationship with his caring older sister. This character was completely removed from the Muppet adaptation.

The differences between the muppets version and the book version show why my option is the movie version of ‘A Christmas carol‘. The mupppet’s version would be interesting to the children. It would also benefit the child’s mindset. The movie is probably the best choice in my opinion. Therefore, I would watch the movie if i was a kid in 2023 rather than read the