The Outsiders Movie And Book Differences

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The movie and the book of ¨The Outsiders¨ are different because the movie shows she sceans that the book never mentioned, in other words the movie was a lot more detailed. It is also different when Ponyboy and the older boys hugged at the hospital. There was a couple differences in between both the movie and the book. I think the movie added and changed some things. The movie sort of started out differently than the book. The movie started out with them walking at the beginning, and the book did not say that they were walking. I think that the book started out differently, I also the movie missed some parts from the book. There were things that the book mentioned, but the movie didn´t show. The movie was more detailed but I'm guessing that

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