The document compares George Orwell's book Animal Farm to the 1954 film adaptation. It notes that the film follows the main plot points of the book but lacks some minor characters and details. It also changes some events, such as Old Major dying during his speech rather than after. While the book presents Napoleon as an indirectly evil character, the film portrays him as more overtly villainous. Additionally, in the film a narrator tells most of the story rather than the animals speaking. The film also changes the ending from the animals living under unfair pig rule to overthrowing the pigs. Overall, the document concludes that while the film is a faithful adaptation, it is inferior to the book due to losing many character and plot details