Had to watch the 1990's version of Lord of the Flies in English.
There were enough changes that I crammed the space on the worksheet and almost an entire lined paper. Main ones were that there's still an adult with them that's alive (though injured and delusional) and the kids are all American cadets of... something. Also a lot more vulgarity, with the main "antagonist" dropping the occasional F Bomb. The whole thing overall felt rather condensed. I mean, from the way it's presented, it happened over the course of maybe a week at most. Not nearly enough time for them to all go nuts and savage, I'd say. Characters are also not nearly as drawn out. 90% of the dialogue is between Ralph and Piggy or Ralph and Jack. The rest is random babble from random kids that aren't at all named, or given ones that were definitely not in the book. Hell, Roger, the bastard that kills one of 'em, isn't given a name at all in this till the twins, Sam and Eric, briefly mention what he's planning to do to Ralph.
On the plus side, at least they can remember their [tornado fang]ing lines and don't pause for 2 minutes straight like in the original film.
Overall, more realistic in terms of some events, but the general rushed feel kinda ruins that.
Edit: Oh, I forgot to mention this incredibly retarded bit they added. Shortly after the death of the only other sane character on the island, Ralph and Piggy are sitting at the beach thinking about it and [parasitic bomb]. Angst scene right? Nope, Ralph finds the remains of an accordion randomly washed up on the beach, and they begin laughing over it along with some other stupid thing they were talking about beforehand. Most pointless addition to any adaption of anything I've seen.