A better adaptation than modern film adaptations

Rating: 8/10 (14 April 2020)

As expected from film adaptations, they usually got the big significant details right, but the cute little details wrong. But it is way better than modern film adaptations like from Dan Brown's books.
I watched the movie as soon as I finished reading the book, and I can inevitably notice the wrong details. I wanted to see cute little Jem cry after the trial, their moments with Mrs Dubose, the unexpected return of Dill Harris and his story & and his puppy love with Scout, and, of course, their very hilarious school moments with their teacher (like the one with the louse).
What's more noticeable is that they compressed some significant details of the book into one scene, or into a more shorter storytelling, but what's fine with it is that they kept the best quotes and lines from the heart of Harper Lee.
But overall, it's still a good watch for a teenager like me living in 2020. It's a very cute story of childhood and reality that still exists today.