Comparing Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451: Book And Film

Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome. The author and the director did an amazing job on showing how both of the characters have succeed threw out the book and the movie. Ray Bradbury wrote Fahrenheit 451 and the main character Montag has done a stunning job by presenting how important books are and tries to save them. On the other hand, the movie Stargate directed by Roland Emmerich also did a significant job by using what he already knew to save the people in Egypt. Both characters had the same message but they used dissimilar words, actions, and influences. Think about what you already know and apply your knowledge when is needed.

The two characters used different types of words and sayings to bring out the message. Montag, is a fireman, and he does not want to burn any books because he knows the
Montag does a great job on influencing people because he is stopping the firemen’s and himself to burn books.In the book, Montag influenced Faber. “The book. Don’t tear it anymore” (Bradbury 451). Montag wants to get Faber to be a mentor to him and to help him rebel against the society. Faber does not really want to. He does this by threatening to tear up a book that Faber really wants to see. Specifically, the book is the Bible. “Mr. Montag, you are looking at the crowed I saw the way things were going on… I said nothing.” (Bradbury 81). When Montag escapes into the woods, he meets Granger. A man like himself who wants to save all the books possible, and remember what he says. He tells Montag about the terrible loss. On the opposite side, the people that Daniel influences were most likely Jack because when he first entered the movie he did not like Daniel. During the movie it showed that both of the characters works together to save the people in