Dear Princess:
Forms and Reports have capabilities not readily available in tables or
queries.
Forms are interactive (to whatever extent that intelligence is designed into
them).
Reports have easy ways of formatting the data into columns.
Both have sub-section capabilities not generally found in tables (although
there have been minimal attempts at creating some functionality).
Generally, I believe mature designers consider tables and queries as
fundamental steps toward building forms and reports.
Your humble servant,
Tom Ellison