The debate "Books will always be better than movies" was started by
wayneSPEC on
August 5, 2015, 10:50 pm.
97 people are on the agree side of this discussion, while 58 people are on the disagree side.
That might be enough to see the common perception.
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it's nothing to argue here,look at the past movies/tv-shows
13rw
harry potter
riverdale
and more
Yess.....its Right..Movies cant replace books...Books r always best thn Rest....
this is nothing more than an opinion. Sure you can throw as many facts as you want but at the end of the day it's still an opinion. Also not everyone likes to read and rather watch movies and not every book adaptation is better.
It is only matter of choice.
Some prefer movie.
Some prefer books.
People who like reading and have good imagination and visualization prefer books.
People who don't like reading and are time conscious prefer watching movies.
Sometime same person like to read Harry Potter but prefer to watch Fifty shades of grey movie.
It is just taste.
Any motion visual treatments can create multiple impact when compared with written text