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Books or movies?

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  1. Do you prefer the Harry Potter books or the movies? Why?
  2. Books, they are way more detailed and adds more then the movies
  3. is that even a question? ;) Books are ALWAYS better!
    Why? Descriptions, tiny details, and just the fact that you get to live te eperience by brething in the words and seeing it all in your mind just like watching the movie, except all from your imagination... so it's like your own. I love that.
  4. I wondern if people on this WRITING society prefer books to films? :-)
  5. ^That.

    And books are always better, like your own private movie theater in the dark folds of your mind. Movies are, to plainly put it, disappointments. It is imagination-deprived people who prefer the movies to the books, I say.
  6. I guess this is kind of a pointless thread, but I'll leave it up so you guys can all tell me just how amazing the books are. ;)
  7. Books
  8. I think they both have good points really, I like books because of the tiny details, privacy and how you can get sucked into it! Although I like movies too! I notice more about them than other people like the soundtrack, settings, feeling and camera movements. So I like both because of the differences and the similarities combined.
  9. And books are more memorable too, when I read Inheritance I cried at the end because I finished it. One particular chapter of it was so epic, intense and memorable that I still remember it in my mind.
  10. I LOVE the music in Harry Potter! Just look up 'Harry Potter Obliviate' on YouTube. It's such a good soundtrack.
  11. Will do!
  12. (the book is ALWAYS better)
  13. Inheritance left me feeling detached... *sniffs*
    And that was actually pretty irrelevant so -- yay books! ^_^
    The Eragon movie was terribly awful, though. O_e
  14. I like the Harry Potter books better than the films. The films left lots of stuff out. On the other hand, the soundtrack was amazing!


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