Which enjoyment do you like more? Movies or Video Games?

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#1 wARLORD246
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I choose videogames, how about your choice?
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#2 wavey_gravey
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Movies are my first love!

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#3 screenhustla
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depending on the movie or the game Im playing at the time.

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#4 just_nonplussed
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please put your reasons as well! then we know why.

mine is games because they've just taken up the majority of my 'entertainment time' since i've been playing them. they're both very different mediums though. films are more of a relaxation or an event with another person. games feel more solitary and are defined a lot by the physical input through the controller. also, games don't end...so i'd say it's more of a recreation. and personally, i wouldn't play a game for its narrative quality..so films win my vote for plot and characters (generally).

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#5 X360Gurl
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depends on how I'm feeling.

If I just wanna relax or something then I'd choose a movie but it's usually video game.

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#6 biggest_loser
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About the same.

Movies have deeper stories and characterisation

but games last longer and can be more involving.

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#7 thusaha
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I enjoy both equally.
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#8 czort666
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Video games,I don't mind watching a good movie though.
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#9 Nifty_Shark
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I prefer videogames. I just care about them more. I couldn't tell you what big movies are coming out this holiday season.
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#10 Darth_Revan_666
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Video games all the way.
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#11 SemiMaster
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Video games for sure, I mean I can't tell you how few movies have actually had as much of an emotional impact on me as a game like Final Fantasy 7, Metal Gear Solid 3, Mass Effect or Persona 3 to name a few have. You have a much more vested interest in the characters in those games and in games in general. You control their actions (even if the game is as scripted as a movie), you have power whether you live or die in a fight, so ultimately it is an active, rather than passive experience which enhances your connection to the plot and characters.

That and if we are talking about a more highly action oriented movie, vs. a shooter or something, I'd rather play that shooter which changes dynamically each time you get into a gun fight than watch Arnold shoot a shotgun through the T1000 for the 80th time.

That isn't to say I hate movies, no, I love them too, but between a good movie and a good game, I'll take the game anyday...

Except for comedies, movies have that on lock still.

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#12 X360PS3AMD05
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Movies easily.
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#13 jollyroger78
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Video games. I can't make myself sit still and just passively watch a movie waiting for someone else to tell me a story. But with a game, I'm making the decision, I'm performing the action, I'm thinking...not just sitting there staring blankly at the screen.
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#14 _AbBaNdOn
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......I mean overall I enjoy video games more. They last 100+ hours. Movies have much better stories and pull way more at my emotions than games. But as a form of entertainment yeah I guess I prefer being engaged in the process.
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#15 wARLORD246
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Well, the reason why I chose videogames instead is because:

Videogames can be played for over 50 hours and can be repeated with the same fun and enjoyment.Movies last only 2 hours or less, and usually can't be fully enjoyed more than one time.

Videogames can be really engrossing, and you are also can be in charge of how the story goes. Movies engrosses you too.

A videogame's story can be incredibly long and engrossing. Movies last for two hours.

Videogames lets you dynamically choose the action sequence, but there are always limits. Movies' action sequence is unlimited in variety, but it stays that way.

Modern videogames' graphics are almost photorealistic, so their looks are now comparable to movies'.

I don't mind watching a good movies, but again the can usually only consume two hours each week

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#16 EquiIibrium
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Well with video games now-a-days it's sometimes like being IN a movie, you yourself are a part of the experience.

Movies only bring spectating enjoyment, which in comparasion isn't as good. Just like playing a sport compared to watching it.

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#17 skp_16
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Video games.

I find watching movies boring because I all I do is sit. In playing video games, I think, move my fingers, feel that I'm the character, etc.

The only type of movie I watch is comedy.

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#18 Sins-of-Mosin
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Games as they are interactive, usually tell better stories, better bang for your buck, and aren't full of cheese.
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#19 milosbeli
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video games ofc
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#20 gunswordfist
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Right now, it would probably be gunfight and martial arts movies. I still have a lot of games to get though.

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#21 jjtiebuckle
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Movies when games don't rub off on me. Games when movies become boring and I want to interact.