Animal Farm Book Report
I recently read a book about animal revolution. It was called Animal Farm. If I were to make this book into a movie, I would make the scene where Napoleon the pig chases away Snowball the pig longer, more dramatic and more detailed. I would also make the ending scene where the animals can't tell the difference between pig and man any longer.
First of all, in the scene where Napoleon chases away Snowball, I would make the chase more dramatic, ending finally with Snowball jumping away. I would make it so that the animals were just applauding for Snowball's speech when suddenly Napoleon whistled. Everyone would fall silent, then the nine humongous dogs would suddenly lunge at Snowball and chase him around the farm. The chase would be longer than the one in the book, with lots of close calls and comebacks. This would keep the audience on the edge of their seats.
The other scene, where the animals can't tell the difference between pig and man, would also be made more dramatic. The animals would look into the window, and the audience would not see inside the house. Instead they would see the shocked faces of the animals and wonder what happened. After a few seconds, the camera would rotate to the window so that the audience would finally see the scene inside. The pigs would look like they were morphing back and forth until they turned into the shape of a man. The audience would see that the pigs were actually evil, be really surprised, and then the movie would end.
All in all, if I made Animal Farm into a movie, I would make quite a lot of changes!
First of all, in the scene where Napoleon chases away Snowball, I would make the chase more dramatic, ending finally with Snowball jumping away. I would make it so that the animals were just applauding for Snowball's speech when suddenly Napoleon whistled. Everyone would fall silent, then the nine humongous dogs would suddenly lunge at Snowball and chase him around the farm. The chase would be longer than the one in the book, with lots of close calls and comebacks. This would keep the audience on the edge of their seats.
The other scene, where the animals can't tell the difference between pig and man, would also be made more dramatic. The animals would look into the window, and the audience would not see inside the house. Instead they would see the shocked faces of the animals and wonder what happened. After a few seconds, the camera would rotate to the window so that the audience would finally see the scene inside. The pigs would look like they were morphing back and forth until they turned into the shape of a man. The audience would see that the pigs were actually evil, be really surprised, and then the movie would end.
All in all, if I made Animal Farm into a movie, I would make quite a lot of changes!
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