You can consider several different opinions to be true when comparing the text of a novel to its movie version because

literature is an exact study, and there is no room for multiple interpretations

literature is not an exact study, and multiple interpretations are equally valid

you cannot consider several different opinions to be true unless they actually are true

in the movies there is a lot more action

Question

You can consider several different opinions to be true when comparing the text of a novel to its movie version because

 literature is an exact study, and there is no room for multiple interpretations

 literature is not an exact study, and multiple interpretations are equally valid

 you cannot consider several different opinions to be true unless they actually are true

 in the movies there is a lot more action

anonymous · Answer

The old expression was "de gustibus non disputandum esse," which means "there is no disputing matters of taste," which is to say that matters of interpretation and valuation cannot be proven.