To Kill A Mockingbird Book Vs Movie

That the movie was not the greatest, but if you didn’t read the book it was a very good movie. Mary Badham, the star of to kill a mockingbird that he was the best director in. The things that are not needed in the movie to get the same point across as the book did. The this is that scout acted differently than she did in the book, that miss Rachel was named Miss Moughty, Bob Ewell did not threaten Atticus.
The things that were cut out of the movie was not needed to in the movie. How did scout act different in the book different from the movie. That Aunt Alexandra was not in the movie at all. That scout was very stuber by not changing what she thinks. That Scout is very smart. That she is able to how to read and write by Calpernia. That she

gets into fights with other kids about what they think is wrong to her.
One of the other things that were not in the movie was that Miss Rachel was not even in the entire movie and her name was Miss Steffen. That she is older in the book than she in the movie. That she is not as caring a she was in the book. She doesn’t even know where Dill Harris Baker is half the time and she is just in the house all the time except when she calls for him to come into the house. Even then she doesn’t go outside to get him, she just yells from the porch of the house.
That Bob Ewell threatened Atticus when he spits in his face for defending a black man that was in the book and not in the movie. That was because we could see that he was angry when he spit in Atticus face in the movie but they had to make the picture for the book in your mind. That he tried to kill the kids but he was stopped by Boo Radley and Bob Ewell was killed. That the knife was stabbed up in the ribs. That he is drunk when he threatened Atticus. That he didn’t even know what he was saying at the time.
The book was long, but that it was good and the movie was just to the book because it gave you the feeling of the book. I think that the director did a good thing because that you got the same feeling as you did reading the book.