How are the most dangerous game book and movie alike?

The movie adaption of The Most Dangerous Game is much like the book itself in the sense that they hold the same plot. Rainsford is shipwrecked on an island and encounters General Zaroff, whom has an unhealthy obsession with hunting. Rainsford wishes to leave, but the general insists of Rainsford's company during his hunt. As it turns out, due to his refusal of hunting men, Rainsford's only means of escape from the island is to defeat Zaroff in a hunting, where Rainsford is the game. Rainsford manages to out smart Zaroff on a total of three encounters and sneaks into General's room where he confronts General Zaroff of his foolishness. The two pull out their guns, shoot, and winner won the mansion. Rainsford won.

The book and movie are alike in other ways too, such as the characters Sanger Rainsford, General Zaroff, Whitney, and Ivan. In both the movie and book, Zaroff is a master hunter who got bored of hunting and decided to make it more challenging by hunting men, rather than animals of any kind. In the movie, as well as book, Sanger Rainsford is the only one who survives the shipwreck and is the one to take Zaroff's life. Both the book and movie have Ivan as a Cossack and Zaroff's mute assistant.

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