Oftentimes these movies are considered to be not as good as the book. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald is a classic novel that gives us a glimpse into the 1920s. The story begins with Nick Carroway explaining the backstory of his life. He lives in West Egg, across the bay from his cousin Daisy Buchanan and next to a mysterious man named Jay Gatsby, whom he never sees. Daisy is married to Tom Buchanan, a vacuous man of old money. Gatsby on the other hand is a man of new money, who became wealthy through
historical fiction novel, The Great Gatsby, he draws many parallels between the East and the West and people and places. In the foreboding novel, Fitzgerald warns for a need to separate the values of the East and the West in order to reveal how society needs to preserve the morals of the West and eliminate the morals of the East. Gatsby and Nick both come from the West, a place where people express compassion, ambition, strength, love, and order. Nick immediately connects with Gatsby through similar backgrounds
Gatsby Vs. Gatsby The book and the movie have many things in common but they also have many things that are different. They both have the same theme obviously otherwise they wouldn’t have the same name. They also have the same characters in both but some of the characters are different in the movie than portrayed in the book although they have the same name. Another thing to compare is that some scenes are different in the movie than they were described in the book. Taking all of these comparisons
“The Great Gatsby” and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” are the most popular books of the modern age. The books became so popular that they even were turned into film adaptations. When the novels were turned into movies something happen between the convergent of the medium. The response from both fans and critics alike are viewed negatively when the films are not to expectation. Films based on novels are usually not as good as the book because they do not get in to depth with the characters, have missing