Do you think audiences are influenced by violence within dystopian film?!
Question: Do you think audiences are influenced by violence within dystopian film!?
Do you think characters from films such as A Clockwork Orange, 1984, Delicatessen and Battle Royale influence viewers into violent behaviour!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
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No, not really!. I firmly believe that violent people will commit violent acts whether they watch those kind of movies or not!. I think those movies/games and such are used by people as an excuse or they just need something to blame because admitting that someone's son/daughter is capable of those acts must mean that their loved ones are also capable of them!.
I have immersed myself in violent media since childhood - movies, books and videogames and not once have I ever wanted to (for example) gouge someone's eyes out - I'm 38 now!. I believe that someone who commits copycat violence WAS GOING TO BE VIOLENT ANYWAY!. The fact that in the midst of their act they decided to do a singin in the rain number (or wtv) I see as either their attempt at humour or just a downright cynical attempt to shift responsibilty away from themselves!. In the event that they are caught they have a line of defence and the headlines are all about banning movies and games and not about the little w*****rs who tried to carve someone up with a meat cleaver!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
I have immersed myself in violent media since childhood - movies, books and videogames and not once have I ever wanted to (for example) gouge someone's eyes out - I'm 38 now!. I believe that someone who commits copycat violence WAS GOING TO BE VIOLENT ANYWAY!. The fact that in the midst of their act they decided to do a singin in the rain number (or wtv) I see as either their attempt at humour or just a downright cynical attempt to shift responsibilty away from themselves!. In the event that they are caught they have a line of defence and the headlines are all about banning movies and games and not about the little w*****rs who tried to carve someone up with a meat cleaver!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
I think sane people can separate between reality and fiction!.
The only problem I would see from some violent films is that they make some people scared/ paranoic!. I don't refer to the films you mentioned as much as all the films about serial killers!. If you get too much into them you end up thinking there is a serial killer in every neighborhood!. Www@Enter-QA@Com
The only problem I would see from some violent films is that they make some people scared/ paranoic!. I don't refer to the films you mentioned as much as all the films about serial killers!. If you get too much into them you end up thinking there is a serial killer in every neighborhood!. Www@Enter-QA@Com
Somewhat!.
people that are generally violent would be violent without seeing any movie in their life!.
though a film like "Clockwork Orange", could inspire a small group of people, mainly rebel teenagers, to imitate these actions, for fun ofcourse, and that, could do harm!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
people that are generally violent would be violent without seeing any movie in their life!.
though a film like "Clockwork Orange", could inspire a small group of people, mainly rebel teenagers, to imitate these actions, for fun ofcourse, and that, could do harm!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Not at all!. I think people just like to have someone or something to blame for their problems, the worlds problems!. Maybe if you go in with a weak constitution then maybe; but honestly I think no!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
SOME people will mimic what they see, but, overall, noWww@Enter-QA@Com