Not exactly, but it is hard to describe. However, I do remember after reading one of Harry Potter books remembering a scene very vividly. So vividly that I thought I was remembering the movie, but I hadn't seen the movie. But usually it's more like the idea of the thing rather than a picture. Think of an impressionist painting. If I'm really engrossed in a book, it's like the medium disappears and I'm in a sense there. But it doesn't mean I usually see it in the same kind of clarity as you would a movie. I don't visualize things all that well. If you ask me to make a drawing of my house, I can draw all the parts of it, but they won't fit together into a pleasing whole. But change one small thing, and I'll notice the difference.
It's like in dreams: what I am actively focused on can be quite clear, but other things are the idea of things. It's like the mind is an overworked stagehand who makes mistakes. I remember waking up thinking "That was weird. Skyscrapers don't sway in the breeze, and are hardly ever in pastel colors." But in the dream I hadn't noticed the discrepancy.
So I don't usually have a vivid movie-like presentation, but that doesn't mean there is no presentation. Errors in the description will stand out, even if I hadn't truly visualized it.