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The impact of technology on life.

Technology has revolutionised the way audiences watch movies these days. With smartphones and tablets, we can now watch movies anywhere and anytime. Some people believe that this is a substitute for going to the cinema. However, I would argue that movie theatres deliver an unparalleled experience as not all movies can be enjoyed on small screens. On the one hand, the advent of smart devices has put the cinema business at stake. Recently, many people have begun relying on their smartphones to watch their favourite videos and movies at their convenience. For example, many mobile applications, such as Netflix, provide users access to millions of contents at an affordable price, including those that are not shown in theatres. This has given people a good reason to enjoy movies with their family at home. In contrast, it would be costly and inconvenient if people have to watch movies in the cinema. On the other hand, theatres give an unmatched experience that viewers can not get while watching movies on a small hand-held screen. For example, in movie theatres, films are projected on a large screen with a high-quality surrounding sound system and a comfy seat, where watchers can enjoy the film to its fullest. In addition, many cinema providers have recently introduced new theatre concepts to cater to various customer segments and included a wide range of cuisines to their dine-in options. If cinemas ceased to exist, movie-lovers would not fulfil their need for an immersive experience. Moreover, watching movies in a theatre is more than enjoying a movie, it is a great way of socialising. In conclusion, despite the convenience the smart devices provide for movie-watchers, I strongly believe that theatres still remain an important option, especially for movie-goers, who prefer experience over convenience.
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revolutionised
the way audiences
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watch
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movies
these days. With smartphones and tablets, we can
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now
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watch
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movies
anywhere and anytime.
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Some
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people
believe that this is a substitute for going to the
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cinema
.
However
, I would argue that
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movie
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theatres
deliver an unparalleled
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experience
as not all
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movies
can
be enjoyed
on
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small
screens.

On the one hand, the advent of smart devices has put the
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cinema
business at stake. Recently,
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many
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people
have begun relying on their smartphones to
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watch
their
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favourite
videos and
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movies
at their convenience.
For example
,
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many
mobile applications, such as Netflix, provide users access to millions of contents at an affordable price, including those that are not shown in
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theatres
. This has
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given
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people
a
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good
reason to enjoy
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movies
with their family at home.
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, it would be costly and inconvenient if
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people
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have to
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watch
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in the cinema.

On the other hand
,
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theatres
give an unmatched
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experience
that viewers can not
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get
while watching
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movies
on a
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small
hand-held screen.
For example
, in
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movie
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theatres
, films
are projected
on a large screen with a high-quality surrounding sound system and a comfy seat, where watchers can enjoy the film to its fullest.
In addition
,
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many
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cinema
providers have recently introduced new
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theatre
concepts to cater to various customer segments and included a wide range of cuisines to their dine-in options. If
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cinemas
ceased to exist, movie-lovers would not fulfil their need for an immersive
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experience
.
Moreover
, watching
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movies
in a
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theatre
is more than enjoying a
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movie
, it is a great way of
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socialising
.

In conclusion
, despite the convenience the smart devices provide for movie-watchers, I
strongly
believe that
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theatres
still
remain an
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important
option,
especially
for movie-goers, who prefer
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experience
over convenience.
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IELTS essay The impact of technology on life.

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
294 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.5
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