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3 | ''Maximum Ride'' is a 2016 film directed by Jay Martin, adapted from ''The Angel Experiment'', the first book of the ''Literature/MaximumRide'' series. It stars Allie Evans as Max and Peter O'Brien as Jeb. |
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5 | !Examples: |
6 | * AdaptationalVillainy: Book Ari was a TragicVillain. Movie Ari is much crueler and more violent even as a young child, and chooses to become an Eraser. |
7 | * AdaptationPersonalityChange: Nudge is less talkative and more rebellious. |
8 | * AgeLift: In the books, the kids ranged from 6 to 14; they are all significantly older, and in promotional material, Max was mentioned as being 17. Also, Ari is now Max’s age rather than Angel’s. |
9 | * AMinorKidroduction |
10 | * AllThereInTheManual: |
11 | ** A lot of information about the Flock and their powers is left out, although it’s briefly visible in the files during the opening credits. |
12 | ** An especially glaring example is how [[{{Deuteragonist}} Fang]] is never actually called by his name by other characters in the script, but is still listed in the credits. |
13 | * ArtisticLicenseBiology: The wings of the Flock are not ''nearly'' large enough to actually keep them aloft. |
14 | * CanonForeigner: A scientist played by Tina Huang. |
15 | * CompressedAdaptation: Cuts off the second half of the book, ending with the Flock escaping from the School with Angel. |
16 | * TheFilmOfTheBook: Or part of the book, anyway. |
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