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To save time and preserve the pace, movies often edit out material that was included in the original book.
To save time and preserve the pace, movies often edit out material that was included in the original book.
Movies seldom convey dialogue as clearly as books do.
Movies seldom convey dialogue as clearly as books do.
Watching the movie will probably take longer than reading the book.
Watching the movie will probably take longer than reading the book.
The movie dialogue may be in a language that the viewer does not understand.
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The most likely disadvantage of seeing the movie adaptation of a novel instead of reading it is:
To save time and preserve the pace, movies often edit out material that was included in the original book.
This points to the common issue that movies tend to condense or omit parts of the source material, which can lead to a loss of depth, character development, and subplots that are present in the novel.
