Movie vs. Book: The Giver Analysis

The video discusses the speaker's experience with 'The Giver' book and its movie adaptation. Initially skeptical, the speaker shares concerns about the movie's ability to capture the book's essence. They highlight differences in character development and plot, noting added screen time for certain characters and changes in relationships. Despite some frustrations, the speaker appreciates the movie's efforts and encourages viewers to separate the book from the film. The video concludes with an invitation for audience feedback.

What grade did the speaker first read 'The Giver' in?

• Eighth grade

• Seventh grade

• Sixth grade

• Fifth grade

Where did the speaker purchase the movie tie-in edition of 'The Giver'?

• Barnes & Noble

• Local bookstore

• Amazon

• Online auction

What was the speaker's main concern about the movie adaptation?

• It would be too similar to the book

• It would have too much action

• It would not be recognizable

• It would be too long

How did the speaker feel about the movie after watching it?

• They appreciated the efforts

• It was their favorite adaptation

• They disliked it completely

• It was a train wreck

Which character was given more screen time in the movie than in the book?

• The Giver

• Jonas

• Chief Elder

• Lily

What was a significant change in the movie regarding Jonas and Fiona?

• They were siblings

• They had a romantic relationship

• They were both Givers

• They were enemies

What was the speaker's opinion on the movie's technology portrayal?

• It was exactly like the book

• It was interesting but not overdone

• It was not noticeable

• It was too futuristic

What did the speaker think about the clapping scene in the movie?

• It was very emotional

• It was a great addition

• It was unnecessary

• It was the weirdest thing

How did the speaker feel about the pacing of explanations in the movie?

• They were confusing

• They were too slow

• They were too quick

• They were perfectly timed

What was the speaker's final thought on the relationship between the book and the movie?

• The movie obliterated the book

• The book is no longer relevant

• The movie was a perfect adaptation

• The book and movie are separate entities