We've reached a point in cinema where people want to see realistic violence and destruction. As a result, we have CGI footage of events that look just as if not

We've reached a point in cinema where people want to see realistic violence and destruction. As a result, we have CGI footage of events that look just as if not more tragic than real tragedies. Yet here we are, complaining that creators shouldn't use footage of real events and instead use something similar generated by a computer. Somehow this gives us a sense of complacency? Somehow with the removal of that clip the movie becomes entertaining? I find that pretty strange.