I didn’t like the movie; she, the book.

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You shouldn't dismiss both; consider each separately.

I tend to prefer books over movies; it's just my preference.

Did you enjoy the movie or the book more?

If I had read the book first, I might have liked the movie better.

I found the film unsatisfactory; however, I appreciated the novel.

The movie wasn't great, but I loved the book.

I didn't like the movie; the book was good.

To not enjoy or approve of something.

She liked the book (implied contrast to the speaker's dislike of the movie).