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Animation Vs. Live Action: The Tell-Tale Heart
Animation vs Live Action”

Of the two representatives of “The Tell-Tale Heart” the live action movies is better because, it had a lot of detail. It showed a lot more realistic things and had more facts about the story. It also made a lot more sense to me then the animation. Honestly I liked the live action better then the book or animation. Don’t get me wrong I love to read, but I’m also very lazy. We can learn a lot more from the live action then the animation, maybe even learn more from it then the book!

Why’ll i myself love to watch anime and animations, this one i did not. I liked the story of it and how they tried to make it more interesting adding their own things. I wasn’t a big fan of the graphics or the voice actors. I honestly
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