Sometimes
we wonder this after we read the book. The movie doesn't seem so
good, and we say the phrase "the book is always better than the
movie".
You
can’t compare film and literature. For starters, they are completely
different means of expression - although related - and both have their
specific strengths and weaknesses.
In
my opinion, books will always be better than movies, while you
are reading a book you can imagine the characters, and it requires effort, while with a film you only need to
sit there and watch.
Books also have more things than the movie, the story is longer and has
more plot. One thing I don’t like about movies is when they
are based on a book, in this case the director completely changes the
story.
In
conclusion, movies can be good
but fail to arouse in the viewer the same feelings than a book does in the reader.
Elena Maturana Nadal 1Bat-H
