Readers who prefer the book version of a story often argue that books are able to include details films must leave out. This is a key reason for their preference, as books typically have the space to explore characters' thoughts, backstories, and intricate details that may not translate well onto the screen due to time constraints or the nature of visual storytelling.
Some people believe that the book version of a story is always better than the movie. What reason might these readers give for preferring the book?
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Books tend to include less background information.
Books usually provide a more believable plot line.
Books are able to include details films must leave out.
Books usually include a lot more dialogue than description.
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