Is the Book Always Better than the Movie?

There are gray words that are often said. In other words, the picture is worth a thousand words. Normally people do not think about other ways: if a thousand words are worth a look. In other words, it is possible for authors to create works that effectively immerse people in complex and detailed worlds. Unless it is a nonfiction account, you need good writing skills to move readers to the environment while providing a clear side and providing sustained impact.

This movie beat my idea that the book is always better than the movie version. According to the depth of our imagination, I always believe that the text in the book is more intense, you can change you into the world created by the author, for the reader, and the presence of places and characters It was. So it's more comprehensive. This movie is pure magic. Today, I saw Disney 's reinterpretation of classics in the movie, but I was not distracted by the audience around me (2 of my husband and myself crazy) Thanks to people). The magical journey told me every frame of the castle etiquette, the emotions and features of all the actors in the village where Belle lives, the prince's emotions as spoiled spoiled boy, love beast, related father , Love daughter, ruthless Romeo (Gaston), avoiding the girl ... I can continue

For years, even enthusiastic readers may have invested emotionally into good movies and good books. I know, I know that this book is always better than a movie. I agree. However, some movies are also amazing. You might try to write it. You will get better. You can also live a long and rich life in a bathtub without a fatal accident.

Popular beliefs have determined that this book is always better than a movie. The truth of the problem is that they are doing a lot of good discussions in any case. Is "a grape of anger" better than a book? I know that. Is Harry Potter's book superior to popular movie franchise books? I can see it as well. (For the sake of record, the watcher must be one of the worst movies I have ever had). The real problem of book adaptation is whether the movie can make the book justice. Imagine, I just want to get creative freedom, can you evoke the connection between this book and people? This is ideal for adapting movies. I - and without the audience - I want to see a movie that matches the book (* cough * watcher)