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People react to film violence according to film genre. To what extent do I agree with this statement?
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Media Coursework: People react to film violence according to film genre. To what extent do I agree with this statement? Cinema is the most important art form of the last 100 years. What is shown on the screen has a great impact on society. What people see on screen affects their emotions in many different ways. For instance, people are moved by a tearjerker, frightened by horror films, and laugh out loud in comedy films. In the same way violence on the screen also affects people in many different ways. The way violence affects people depends on how the film makers portray the violence. Violence is shown in many different ways depending on the genre (e.g. Comedy, War, Western and Sci-fi). I feel that film violence can change a person's reaction depending on what genre it is and therefore directors are forced to make sure that they present the violence in the way...
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