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The Crucible
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17/01/02 "The Crucible": Media Coursework. People these days would rather go and see a film at the pictures or even go out to rent a film than settle down and read a book. The reason to this is it is much easier to watch a film that does not take much effort to sit and watch a film but it takes concentration to read a book, which most people don't want to do. Also people want to see movies as they portray the film in brilliant contrast it can 'wow' the audience with special effects. This is also one of the benefits of films over books and novels. Most of the films actually produce better pieces of work than most people's imaginations, and also in a book the reader has to visualise characters and scenes were as in films it is already there for them without the use of their conscious thinking....
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