Animal Farm Movie And Book Similarities

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In the book Animal Farm, written by George Orwell he writes about animals that have taken over a farm and then pigs running the farm, and talking to each other, as well as the pigs walking on two legs towards the end of the book. While the movie Animal Farm, animated by, Joy Batchelor, and John Halas, made in 1954, tell the story of the animals taking over the farm, but they do not have the animals talk, they also do not have them walking on two legs. Although the book and the movie do have their differences they also have their similarities. One of the smaller similarities that the movie and the book share is, the pigs have taken over the farm and kicked Jones out. While they do have their similarities they do also have their differences. One of the differences that the movie and the book have, is Old Major didn’t die all of a sudden in the book, like he did in the movie. …show more content…
This was a big point in both the movie and the book had because it showed the pigs and the animals that they were the most powerful on the farm, and anyone who tries to take it back will fail. Furthermore, another similarity is that Napoleon was hiding the pups above the barn where he trained them and used the milk from the cows to feed them. This was kind of a major part in both the movie and the book because the dogs would do all of his dirty work like, chasing Snowball, and killing the sheep and the duck. These are some of the similarities between the movie and the

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