In movies, all of the work is done for you with the set choice of actors and other visual details.
Everyone can have their own interpretation of things when they read, because there is no right or wrong one. You don't really have the option of watching it chapter by chapter or scene by scene.unless, of course, you want to.īooks allow you to be more creative and imagine the characters, places, scenes and so on, the way you want to. This option is a lot faster overall if you have a busier schedule, but it also means you have to find the time in your busy day to dedicate to the watching the whole movie. On the other hand, movies are usually watched in a one, roughly two-hour sitting. You can breeze through it in a day or two (if you have that much consecutive time) or you can take your sweet time and enjoy it slowly over a few weeks or even months. With books, you can take your time and read at whatever pace you want to. Books allow you to experience the story at your own pace.
If you just watch the movie, you aren't really getting the whole story-just the condensed version. Because of this, important events and details often get left out of the movie in order to fit the limited time frame and/or because they may or may not work well with the medium. There is no way to get all of the material from the hundreds of book pages into a two four-hour movie. You know, that is unless you divide the story into two movies like they have been doing. A movie has a limited time frame of roughly two hours. Books don't have to cram everything into a two-hour time frame.īooks get to tell their stories in hundreds (sometimes thousands) of pages that take hours to read.
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