People are always arguing over pointless questions, like \u201cis it\nbetter to read a book or watch a movie?\u201d <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Everyone has their own opinion about this topic. Personally, I prefer reading books over watching movies and the reason is very simple. When I\u2019m reading a book, my imagination is working, and I imagine the situation that is described in the book, the characters, their body shape, their voice, their face, etc. But in the movie (if the movie is based on a book) you\u2019re just seeing how someone else imagined that story and afterward made a movie out of it. For me reading a book is a very special experience, for example, one of my favorite books, \u201cAsylum\u201d (by Madeleine Roux). It\u2019s a horror book that left a very good impression on me and actually scared me a little bit. Now, most people will say: \u201chow can a book scare you? You can\u2019t see the scene\u201d. Well, unlike a horror movie, I can’t see what\u2019s going on, but the way I imagine it in my brain scares me because it\u2019s coming from my imagination and sometimes imagination can go overboard. So exactly this feeling of excitement, while reading a book Is making a story itself, pretty much interesting and fun to read. Also, another thing I like about books is that, when you don\u2019t understand some part, you can just reread it as many times as you need and I know you can do it while you\u2019re watching a movie too, but for me when I read something with my own eyes I understand it better. Well in the end books and movies, both are similar, both are great and fun, but everyone has their own opinion and for now, I enjoy reading books more than watching movies.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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