[Daniel-X]

I’m much more of a series person myself, I probably watch like one film a month if that tbh. Series are much more juicy!

[Daniel.]

TV series because you get to know the characters more, a film is done with before you would have even gotten to know most characters or unravel story in a show

[Lostie!]

TV

[RileyH]

Series'

[Epic.]

Originally Posted by Daniel.

TV series because you get to know the characters more, a film is done with before you would have even gotten to know most characters or unravel story in a show

.

[MB.]

Film because I have commitment issues

[montblanc]

series

[user104658]

Both but TV if I was forced to choose.

[Ant.]

Originally Posted by MB.

Film because I have commitment issues

This is my issue but I also like to gain respect and a bond with the characters I watch so I'd rather get attached to characters in a series until they're killed off and I can cry for hours

[Beastie]

Film buffer.

[Ramsay]

Series. By a country ****ing mile, sham.

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by Daniel.

TV series because you get to know the characters more, a film is done with before you would have even gotten to know most characters or unravel story in a show

what you said

[James]

Originally Posted by Daniel.

TV series because you get to know the characters more, a film is done with before you would have even gotten to know most characters or unravel story in a show

TV, for these reasons.

Also, I'm not sure I like the 2010s style of film-making that much - shaky camera and that strange colour-tint films often have now.

[JerseyWins]

Ehhh definitely used to be films but idk I'm transitioning to liking TV shows/series more. They're about equal now I guess but I still think I prefer a good movie.

It IS nice to know more about the characters and stories in shows but a lot of times with movies you get something that's more fun and action packed in a two hour time span (so less time consuming too).

[Niamh.]

hhhmmm difficult choice, I definitely used to be more of a film person but then TV got so good in recent years I switched but I have to say I've been choosing films again more recently

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

hhhmmm difficult choice, I definitely used to be more of a film person but then TV got so good in recent years I switched but I have to say I've been choosing films again more recently

The lines between the two are blurring a lot more than they used to... with whole seasons being released to streaming in one go with movie-like production quality (so more like a very long movie), and mainstream movie "universes" like the MCU etc. being more like a series of 2 hour long episodes drawn out over several years (there are 20 MCU "episodes" already).

It's moved on a lot from a decade ago when TV was mainly still self-contained episodes week by week, and movies were standalone things that maybe got a direct sequel or were part of a trilogy.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

The lines between the two are blurring a lot more than they used to... with whole seasons being released to streaming in one go with movie-like production quality (so more like a very long movie), and mainstream movie "universes" like the MCU etc. being more like a series of 2 hour long episodes drawn out over several years (there are 20 MCU "episodes" already).

It's moved on a lot from a decade ago when TV was mainly still self-contained episodes week by week, and movies were standalone things that maybe got a direct sequel or were part of a trilogy.

Yeah very true, I literally couldn't even hit one or the other on the Poll

[user104658]

My one gripe is that TV is now being treated more like movies production wise as well... with a "it'll be out when it's ready" philosophy e.g. 2 years for Game Of Thrones finale, and Stranger Things not being back until next summer, often with really vague release dates like "It'll be May. Or June. Maybe July at the latest, promise." I miss the predictability of when new seasons would be arriving .

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

My one gripe is that TV is now being treated more like movies production wise as well... with a "it'll be out when it's ready" philosophy e.g. 2 years for Game Of Thrones finale, and Stranger Things not being back until next summer, often with really vague release dates like "It'll be May. Or June. Maybe July at the latest, promise." I miss the predictability of when new seasons would be arriving .

Yeah, that's annoying alright but I guess it's a side effect of having great TV

[Tony Montana]

Love both but Film for me

I’m a Massive Film Fanatic

[Mystic Mock]

I'm more of a TV Show person tbh as I've liked a lot of Movies, but I don't obsess over them like I can with a strong TV Show (The Haunting Of Hill House being the most recent example for me) however TV Shows probably have more annoying traits for me such as cult shows heavily focusing on relationships more than their main plot, or Comedies adding a **** ton of Drama into their episodes amongst other flaws, but overall I've just not seen any Movie hit the heights of Battlestar Galactica or Game Of Thrones imo, or my soft spot for Merlin.

If I'm being entirely truthful I'm more of a Video Game/Music/Japanese Anime type of person over live action Shows or Movies.

[Scoot]

I watch hundreds of films a year and you’ll be lucky to get more than one tv show out of me in that time (besides BB), if that.

[Jack_]

TV series for sure

I’m that guy who hasn’t seen many of the “classic” films that most people have, name some and I’ve probably not seen them. I just cba really, the only time I watch films is at Christmas or the odd rare trip to the cinema (once every 2/3 years)