Many people believe that film is a less important art than other forms such as literature and painting. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

People have paid their attention to

art

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for many years. While many of them consider pictures and works of literature are far more important than

film

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, It cannot be denied that

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holds an equal value to other

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forms like writings and drawings. Just like literature, sculptures or paintings,

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can be seen as

means

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a means

of conveying and reflecting cultures of different nations or eras. To be more specific, a great number countries

has now been employing

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is now employing

was now employing

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in museums and galleries to show their documents about their own traditional customs to

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the audience

an audience

.

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, in the mausoleum of president Ho Chi Minh, the document footages of his life with a range number subtitles are presented in many areas so that not only the locals but

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foreigners can stroll along the aisles and observe the documentaries. It seems that

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film

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the film

has the same artistic value as other forms of

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. Another compelling reason is that

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film

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the film

has gained the popularity over pictures or other

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forms. In more detail,

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making has become a multimillion dollar industry that produces many blockbusters each year attracting a huge number of people. To explain, a study conducted by the university of Queensland, Australia shows that more than 40 percent of students who are involved in the study prefer binge-watching films to reading novels. It is clear that we can hardly refute movies’s tremendous attraction to people. In conclusion, I believe that the significance of

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is no less than any other kinds of

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forms. Someone could not evaluate movies or fine arts merely based on their preferences nor consider which one is superior than others.