Movies are better than books

Saving money with movies: You say that people can borrow books for free in libraries, but you can also do the same thing with movies. In most libraries, there is a section for movies that people can borrow. Also, your fact about sixty-one percent of people do not go to the movies because of the high costs is invalid. That point does not prove that books are less expensive. This is just stating that people go to the movies less often, which is not what this debate is about. The career opportunities: Yes, I do agree that there are many jobs in the writing career. But I do not believe that there are more jobs in writing a book than there are in producing a movie. In a movie, there are at least twenty actors, a writer, a producer, many camera men, assistants, editors, set designers, prop masters, hairdressers, make-up artists, stuntmen, costume designers, and many, many more. All of these people are needed to make any movie. Audiobooks are not always the most enjoyable: Most audiobooks only have one voice actor. Listening to one person's voice for a whole book can become very boring. When watching a movie, a person is able to listen to multiple people's voices in many different situations. Also, in movies it is not just about the sounds, it is about the sights as well. Many people enjoy being able to view the movie because it could be easier to understand. Social Opportunities: A person can watch a movie with friends almost anywhere. If someone wants to set up a movie night with friends, they can talk as loudly as they want during the movie. Also if people do not feel bad for talking during the movie, they can do that as well. With a book club, a person, in most cases, has to read the book by themselves. If a person gets uninterested in a book, and joins a book club, he or she will hate the discussion of the book because the book is not enjoyable. When you go to a library with a friend, you find a book and read it. There is not much talking between you and your friend. The same goes for when buying a book. Most of the time a person reads the back cover for the description of the book, shows the book to his or her friend, and asks for their opinion, end of conversation. With movies in theaters, there are previews before a movie that a person can watch with a friend, and the two of them can decide if they want to see it. Scene Reenactment: Sometimes, after children watch a movie, they try to recreate what they watch because they believe it is a fun thing to do. For example, some children might love The Lion King, so they pretend to be the characters from the movie. By reenacting the movie, it expands the imagination. Also, there is something called Larping. Larping means Live Action Roleplaying. In Larping, people act out as characters from movies or videogames. Larping also expands the imagination. People pretend to be someone they are not for a period of time, which many people enjoy to do. Movies are short: I do agree that books are meant to be read in parts. But that is just my point; that it could take a long time to finish one book. With movies, a person just needs to take about a couple hours out of their day to watch one movie. With books, people can take an hour out of their day, but will most likely not be able to finish the current book they are reading. Most people become very interested in a movie, and when they are very interested, they do not take any breaks and they just watch the movie. Once a person finishes a movie, they use the bathroom and get food. That is why after a movie is over in a movie theater; there is a long line outside a bathroom. People find interest, and cannot take their eyes away from the screen.