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In our days there is an immense variety of movies, books or other fictional products such as art or commercials that deals with violence in a very obvious and often gorey way. They present violence in a glorifying manner which makes people believe it to be trivial. ... There have been founded groups against fictional violence, especially against this that is accessible without controls on who is to own it.
Seeing how the ratings go up wenever there is a violent movie on television or at the cinemas, it is easy to conclude that most people rather enjoy watching violence than rejecting it. ...
Yet, what is so fascinating about violence in fiction? ... Moreover, it is not only the violence that makes me reject them but rather the fact that it is taken for granted that violence is shown on screen all the time.
Violence is a real problem of our time. ...
I do not consider it necessary to then go further and show violence wherever you go. ...
However I think violence in the media is the biggest problem of them all as it is highly used.
Approximate Word count = 863
Approximate Pages = 3.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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