Movies are better than books

Libraries: Even though libraries do have a huge section for books, they do not have every book that you want. If the library does not have the movie, a person could ask a librarian to get the movie as soon as possible. Then, the person would be able to get the movie a couple days later and be able to watch as many times as they want for the allotted time period. Audiobooks: I was researching online to see why people buy audiobooks. One thing I came across was that some people search for boring audiobooks to fall asleep to. This shows that there are boring audiobooks. I never said that all audiobooks were boring. I said that some can be boring. For example one person believed that the Forsyte Saga. There are many more opinions on boring audiobooks on this website: http://www.etiquettehell.com... Movie nights: Some people have questions during movies and can ask questions quickly before the scene ends so they do not forget later on in the movie. Also when people are sitting at home and talking about a scene in a movie, someone can pause the movie until the other people finish their sentences. Some people just need things explained to them and it is just easier to be explained right after it happens. All in all many people just like going to the movies and watching movies with others. You do not see many people watching a movie by themselves in a movie theater. Book Club: You state that people can read in a group. Some people read faster than others if they are reading silently. And if they are reading silently and a person makes a noise to give a part away it could make another person lose their train of thought and even their spot in the book. Also, someone could be curious and ask what their reaction was referring to and the person with the reaction can ruin an experience for another person. Talking in Libraries: It is also very rude to talk in a library; especially if other people around the people talking are trying to read. The library is supposed to be a quiet place for people to concentrate on their books or whatever assignment they are doing. I am not the only one who believes this is true, many people do agree with this fact. To the movies: As long as people whisper to others during a movie, it is not that big of a deal to talk during the movie. I know when I am in a movie and I ask my friend or family a question very quietly, it is fine. Normally the movie is a lot louder than the person whispering their question or statement. Movies are educational: Many movies teach people moral lessons and teach people what is right and what is wrong. Also there are many people who believe that historical lessons can be taught from different historical movies. Also, I know of many people who do not read the textbook for class because they are boring to them. Many people do pay attention to the movies that are shown in class because they are just more enjoyable. Teachers can see that sometimes movies can help people understand what the he or she is trying to say. In my English class for example, my teacher had us read Hamlet by Shakespeare. After we finished reading the book, he had us watch the movie. A lot of people in my class were able to understand Hamlet a lot better after my teacher had us watch the movie.