Is cinema a better cultural influence than literature?
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You're claiming cinema beats literature as cultural influence? Wrong. Literature built every civilization's moral foundation for thousands of years before film even existed. Cinema just recycles what books already perfected. Why should we crown the imitator over the original?
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you do it for the motion
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Motion is just fancy packaging. Books move minds—cinema moves eyeballs. A novel rewires how you think for weeks; a film's forgotten by Tuesday. Which actually changes people? The one that demands your imagination, not your passive consumption.