First of all, the characters have been weakened, just to promote the development of the plot, many details of the novel are missing. Moses as a religious symbol disappeared. Benjamin's cynical attitude can't be seen. He just thinks that Benjamin is a model worker like a boxer, but his ability is almost inferior.
The most important thing is Snowball and Napoleon's character, it seems that Napoleon was the bad guy from the beginning, Snowball serves the people. Then the meaning of the work is reduced. It seems that the failure of the revolution is only because the careerists usurped the fruits of the revolution. If the snowball is still in power, the farm will be better. But I believe that Napoleon changed because he tasted the sweetness of power, so what the work criticizes is not the individual but the system.
This naturally extends to the end of the film. In the biggest adaptation of the original work, the animals rebelled again. It seems that the overthrow of Napoleon can change the farm, but it has entered an infinite loop. What has changed in the end after each revolution. Rather, people are immersed in this society as in the original book, not knowing whether it is better or worse than the past, falling into endless hopelessness.
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