Movie Violence

I am neither a blood fan nor a violent act of blood, so I decided to see a movie with little violence. The movie I chose to see was "Harry Potter and the Secret Room." I chose this movie recently because I read a book series for children, Harry Potter, recently valued as the most violent book for young readers. Looking at "Harry Potter" from the viewpoint of usage and satisfaction, children are likely to see the first "Harry Potter" for entertainment, but will continue paying attention to this series from curiosity.

The influence of TV and movie violence is scary. According to Senate Children, Violence and Media Judicial Councils: Parents and Policy Makers Report (14th September 1999) there have been more than 1,000 research reports on the effects of violence since the 1950s. Television and movies Most of these studies conclude that children who are seeing violence by numerous television and movies are more likely to show aggressive behavior, attitudes and values. Only 2 - year - old children can easily imitate the behavior of television, and these behaviors that affect them can be extended to adolescence. A Surgeon's report on juvenile violence in 2001 concludes that "previous studies have shown continued efforts to curb the negative effects of media violence on young people."

Over 1,000 studies have been conducted on the influence of violence against television and movies since the 1950 's. Most of these studies conclude that children who are seeing violence by numerous television and movies are more likely to show aggressive behavior, attitudes, values ​​(Senate Judiciary Committee, 1999) .

So far, you probably have seen a PG-13 movie with violence. You may not even see violent affairs. Today, violence in movies is common. We are used to it. A recent survey by Professor Brad Bushman at Ohio State University has also doubled the film violence since the 1950's and tripled PG-13 movie gun violence since 1985. - The movie audience announced by the exorcist in 1973 until until the reliable special effect that was considered impossible half a year ago. Because of these revolutionary special effects, demonic payers were regarded as 'the most terrible movie in history' in the second half of the 20th century. Compared to modern special effects, the exorcist's rotating head, suspension, and bed looks like tap dance, but the special effect is a bit ridiculous and familiar