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The document defines movies as recordings of moving images that tell stories and are watched on screens. It discusses movies as a form of entertainment that can teach important lessons and morals while also activating social interactions. The document outlines advantages such as movies stimulating imagination, showcasing art and culture, and inspiring people, but also notes potential disadvantages like promoting violence, establishing false notions, and being a means of propaganda.
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