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According to Dictionary.com intentional fallacy is the fallacy of basing an assessment of a work on the author's intention rather than on one's response to the actual work.

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Orison of Sonmi 451: Differences continues.

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Orison of Sonmi 451: Differences continues.

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In the book the Union was created by Unanimity and was all a lie which made Hae Joo the bad guy.
In the book Somni was rescued by Mephi who educates her introduces her to Hae Joo. In the film she was rescued by Hae Joo.
In the novel the world is controlled by corporations. Everything in their world is driven by greed and profit. In the film this is replaced by an evil government.

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The film makes Somni 451 and Hae Joo full-on lovers that are on the run, where Hae Joo dies protecting her and in her final speech she said that she cannot wait to reunite with him. In the novel there relationship is different. They have intercourse but it's described as joyless.
The ending in the book is far more complicated than in the movie where Somni makes a tragic sacrifice.

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The structure: in the novel, the story of each character is told separately where in the movie there is overlapping dialogue which draws a parallel between the stories.
The actors play a multiple roll: the novel suggests a single soul reoccurring throughout time which you can see with the comet shape birthmarks. In the movie, this idea is expanded dramatically.
Love stories: In the novel we only read about the love story of Somni 451 and Hae Joo Im and Frobisher and Sixsmith but in the movie, we see other relationships as well.