For example, in "Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire," by J.K. Rowling the contest between Cedric and Harry requires the reader's imagination. ... In the movie, however, the moviemakers decided to include certain details from the beginning in order to make it more understandable. This movie does not require special focus while the book requires special attention in order to understand the plot. ...

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When some children's books are made into films the children will have read the book but find they cannot see the movie because it has been rated a 12; an example of this is the second film in "Harry Potter". ... They could almost be forced to view films that they would not necessarily have chosen for themselves, but because their friends have watched a particular movie they feel they should do likewise in order to appear accepted and "cool"! ...

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