Emotional Differences Between The Great Gatsby And Tom's

As for any film, emotional characteristics are greatly delineated in Luhrmann’s film. On the other hand specificity is not one of his greatest aspects in his film as opposed to Fitzgerald’s. In the book, during Gatsby’s and Tom’s discord, Tom rips Gatsby apart by explaining to Daisy about his relationships and involvements in illegal business, and these are vital passages that are omitted from the film. In the film, Tom states “You see, we were born different” this sentence replaces all of the dialogue that they are involved in, and replaces the tension that is being built upward to the climax when Gatsby loses his dream.
After Tom’s discourse of being different, in the film, the scene intensifies and Gatsby loses his temper. This scene is