Movies Control: Sex and Violence

Today, the influence on the public's trust and acceptance of the media is unprecedented. Studies have shown that the number and reality of violence and sexuality in the movie are rapidly increasing and affecting our view of the generation. However little or no attention has been paid to the influence of the movie on our perception of racial discrimination, gender discrimination, classicism, heterosexuality. Before seeing a movie you can see how much sex and violence are involved in judging whether it is suitable for you.

It is time to restrict sexuality and violence in television and movies. There are many points about gender, violence, and the topics of that limitation on television and movies. The theme will focus on the negative impact of sex and violence on children and adolescents. Television and movies influence the lives of children and adolescents and directly influence their behavior and decisions. - Our generation grew up in a technologically advanced world, and many of the innovations brought about by this new culture caused some controversy. The innovation that has bothered young Americans for many years is television. There is no reliable way to eliminate this "intercalating drug", but there are many ways to manage and monitor a television as a parent. Children between 2 and 11 have an average of 25 hours of TV per week.

Initially, the role and motivation of seeing the use of violence, sex, drugs on television may adversely affect young people. The role of television is like some movies or gang movies rated as R and not suitable for teenagers. I have read books by psychologists, but he pointed out that their minds are instable and subject to change as teenagers grow. Therefore, if students see the role of television in violence, gender and drugs during their show, their hearts will become more uneasy. Therefore, teenagers should not look at the role of television showing the use of violence, sex, drugs.