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?

Some people put forth the argument that movies are less valuable

art

forms than

literature

and paintings. I completely disagree with

this

argument. In my opinion, films have the same artistic

value

as writings and drawings. It is true that

literature

, paintings and sculptures have a much longer history than movies. They are

also

deeply rooted in the culture and that makes them pr

iceless representation o

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a priceless representation

the priceless representation

f various eras.

For example

,

literature

of each century gives us an accurate description of life in those times. Paintings and sculptures have the same

value

. Needless to say they are a goldmine of information for historians and anthropologists.

However

, it is wrong to measure the historic and aesthetic

value

of an

art

form

by the number of years it has been in existence. It is true that films are a newer

form

of

art

and entertainment.

However

, just like

literature

and paintings, films

also

reflect the era in which they are made. They

also

showcase the growth of technology. What’s more films are intrinsically linked to

literature

and there are many fi

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film

daptations of classic

literature

. Another advantage that films have over other

art

forms is that they enjoy mass appeal. Actually, films reach a greater audience than books or other

art

forms.

This

popularity itself makes them a valuable

form

of

art

and a good medium for conveying socio-cultural messages. Better still, unlike a novel or a drawing, a film is a labour of love of hundreds of artists and technicians and going to ci

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the cinema

s rated as the highest

form

of entertainment today. To conclude, I believe that films / movies have the same artistic

value

as

literature

and painting. One cannot gauge the

value

of films merely from the number of years of hi

story they h

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history, they

ave; nor can one consider them less valuable just because aesthetic preferences differ.