Would you rather read or watch a movie?

[Kennysplash]

We all have different hubbies that we love to do at our leisure time. Personally I am a bookworm, so I will always choose to read over movies. Movies just bore me. 

How about you, between reading and watching a movie which one do you prefer?

 

[DoubleCycleBiz]

I like to read books, but watching TV is easier.😄

[MrD]

If i want to relax i do movies. If i want to learn simeting i do books.

 

if is something that really interests me for instance a ww2 event i do both book and movie

[Kennysplash]

On 9/19/2023 at 11:13 PM, DoubleCycleBiz said:

I like to read books, but watching TV is easier.😄

Actually I sleep easily when it's a movie. But books manage to keep me hooked. 

[MrD]

9 hours ago, Kennysplash said:

Actually I sleep easily when it's a movie. But books manage to keep me hooked. 

I'm ashamed to admit that I haven't read a book in like 4 months already. For some reason, I don't mange to find the time to do it and the pile of books near the bed started to grow heavily because I still like to buy them yet don't read them.

[LucasMT]

I would much rather watch a movie its faster I get the visuals to.

[Rahul verma]

Books allow your mind to be creative. Furthermore, books are much more detailed than films. Usually a film lasts approximately two hours while in a book there can be hundreds (maybe thousands) of pages of description.

[jackworner999]

For me, it really depends on the story. There are times when I crave the visual spectacle and emotional impact that a well-made movie in soap 2 day can deliver. It's like being transported to another world for a couple of hours, you know? But then there are moments when nothing beats the intimacy and depth of getting lost in the pages of a book. The ability to imagine the characters and settings in my own unique way adds a layer of personal connection that I find incredibly fulfilling.

Edited April 15 by jackworner999