of To Kill a Mockingbird were when Jem snuck up on the back porch of Radley’s house and when Scout spotted Mr. Cunningham in the group when Atticus was guarding Tom. The most memorable scenes in the book were the trial and when Jem and Scout talked to Mr. Dolphus Raymond. Mr. Raymond’s words went against society’s beliefs as a whole. I think the film brought more suspense in the scene when Jem was on Radley’s back porch. There was more sense of embarrassment from Mr. Cunningham in the movie when Scout
To Kill A Mockingbird is known as a classic in literature, but this Pulitzer Prize winning novel was turned into an Academy Award winning film. As with most book to film adaptations, there just isn’t enough time to capture every scene in the book, like all books and movies, there will be people who prefer one over the other, I personally like the book better, the novel gives much more insight and detail to the story than a movie could. There are many similarities between the book and the movie