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The Grazers Book Vs Movie Analysis

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“I tried to sit up, and saw that the soc’s were getting into their cars and leaving.” which means the soc’s lost the rumble and are running to their cars to get away. In the movie you hear music of winning, so you can infer that the greasers won the rumble and you feel better for the grazers than in the book. The book was good on how the character were thinking and not a good picture in head on what's going on. Movie was better at showing what's going on and feeling for characters bit not good on telling what's going on in characters head. While the book and movie have many similarities and differences, the movie was more effective in telling the story. To begin the movie scene was better, because the music and sound effects you really get to see what's going on in the movie and get a better picture in the movie than the book. “Somebody kicked me hard in the ribs and I yelped in spite of myself. some soc had knocked me out one of the four bunched and was kicking me as hard as he can.” In both the movie and the book in this …show more content…

some soc had knocked me out one of the four bunched and was kicking me as hard as he can.”, “I tried to sit up, and saw that the soc’s were getting into their cars and leaving.” was comparable in the book and movie versions of The Outsiders. The soc’s get up and started heading to their cars. The soc’s lost the rumble and they did a limp run to the car to get away from the greasers. one similarity of the movie and book was pony still gets beat up. Another is I still felt the same for both I felt sad for PB. One difference was you can hear music and sound effects in the movie and not in the book. You can really feel for PB and the greasers, and can really get a picture on what is going on in the movie. The movie was more effective during this scene because it really shows and gives a picture of how the soc’s do what they did better than a

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