books vs movies

As Con, I will do my best to prove movies are better than books. Truthfully, I more like the idea of a book, but will try to talk about a larger, objective scale. Refutations on Pro's arguments:"Before movies were ever made books and writing were the only ways of spreading stories. "This argument, however, means nothing and doesn't prove the superiority of books. We can see that, as technology advanced, and more modern ways of solving the common day problems are often better than the older ways. Let's take mail and electronic mail for an example. The latter obviously has many advantages over the other, in that it is instant, can include a variety of additions, have attached pictures or whole documents to them and so on. "Books like movies tell a story and put a picture in our heads allowing us to imagine we are in the story but books have been doing this for much longer and they have been doing it much better. Books don't provide you with a permanent picture they allow you to use your imagination and picture the characters and settings like you want to. "Pro, again says that just because books have been there longer, they're superior, which I have proven wrong in the past refutation. Then, Pro says books have made us imagine things better. I say, "define better". I believe that a book will never offer a picture as clear as a movie, unless the reader has visualisation skills that make him live through the boo like a movie. The last sentence makes no sense, as the book will always be the same, no matter how many times you read it. Of course, you can imagine characters in different ways, but I don't see how this would me the reader enjoy in any way. (For all the comprehending, vocabulary, spelling things) I agree on the point that book makes the reader think more, but I refute it by say the movies do too. While he books may offer a larger vocabulary, movies offer something else. The voice of a language. And millions of language learners are finding help in movies of the language they are learning. Why? It simply gives them the sense of how the language sounds, how it works, and they might even pick up the accent. Additionally, reading movies with subtitles can help with fast reading and, although to a lesser tone, movies also introduce the watchers to brand new words and help them enlarge their vocabulary. This doesn't totally nullify Pro's point, but makes it understand why it is not such a big advantage. "without literature movies may not even exist. "While this isn't explained as all, and is added to another sentence so that it doesn't make sense, I'll still explain why this is not true. While literature certainly does take part in the movie industry, the industry doesn't rely on it. A bigger percent of movies are not based on books. From everyday experience, one can clearly deduce that most movies are based on scripts. Therefore, movies would still exist and continued to be made without books. "Characters in books are much more relatable and enjoyable because although the author may give us information about them we come up with the ultimate picture of them in our heads and gather our one ideas about them, in movies we are given the characters and they leave less to the imagination. "Pro says that books leave more place for imagination when it comes to characters than movies do. I, however, believe it is the same. Many people have very different opinions on the same character, was it a movie or a book. If anything movies do, is not describe the characters as detailed as books do, which would normally leave more space for imagination. Pro says as if books are dynamic, while movies are static, in all senses. This, however, I have proven wrong. My Arguments:Tension in movies:I believe it is commonly known that movies can create more tension upon the watcher than books. They're thrilling, fast-paced and dynamic. They can leave the watcher desperately wondering what will happen next more so than books can. Books cannot describe things in such a tone. Time needed to watch a movie/read a book:While some may like talking long times to read a book, most people are busy today and are working on their career as the no. 1 thing in their life. As such, a movie, lasting commonly around 120 minutes is more appealing to them than taking days to read books, which can be time consuming. ___________________________________All in all, I have proven Pro wrong in many of his points and made mine along the way, with an addition of why movies are better. Thus, I have as well shown movies are superior.