Film v Print

   Both films and prints are my favorites, though they are quite different, they are both attracting me. Films are more easy to stimulate and excite our version, since they are made by gorgeous, special effect, and often need interesting plots to attract audience. Prints are described more exquisite and more elaborate by the authors. I could easier imagine the characters in the prints and created by imagination, but I might be disappointed when I saw the characters in the movies, because they might not be the style that I expected to look at.One of the con of prints is that the plot often gets twisted and is hard to live up to reader's expectation. I once have read a book, My Sister's keeper, which touched me very much and had changed the plots when it is shot into a movie. The movie changed the plot that the main character, Anna, was willing and volunteered to donate her organs for her elder sister; instead of accusing her parents '' consumed '' her body structures to safe her elder sister. ( Anna's body structures was totally the cloning of her sister, she was born for donating and keeping her sister's life )
However, whether films or prints, I was always looking forward to see or read.