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I've just made this comment myself. It's amazing how much casual violence there is in modern films that you just don't notice because it's everywhere. I've wa
by DrBazza 5y ago
I've just made this comment myself. It's amazing how much casual violence there is in modern films that you just don't notice because it's everywhere.
I've watched more black and white classics in the last 15 months than I have in the last 20 years. Particularly the old sci-fi, horror, and slapstick films. Harold Lloyd, The Three Stooges, and Chaplin. Plus all the old St Trinians, and Sherlock Holmes. Abbot and Costello and so on. So pleasant to watch.
- jxramos 5y agooh yah, my family totally dropped out of modern media, and man whenever we go to visit extended family and other stuff and they happen to be watching something on TV or a movie or whatever holy smokes it's pretty incredible how resensitized we have become to that violence. I can't stomach it. Probably took several years to happen quietly in the background, not even doing anything particular other than not consuming such media.
- jxramos 5y agoNow that I think about it, I've come to realize that a large fraction of entertainment operates at the extrema of human experience, otherwise it would be too mundane and unentertaining. But if most of those so called entertaining things took place in front of you they'd be crazy intense, too intense for daily living. Even something ordinary like a makeup commercial, if you had women staring at you like they do in those shoots that be pretty out of the ordinary. In that regard everything is sort of exaggerated.
- gentleman11 5y agoAlmost every episode of every show now has somebody vomit. Watch for it, it cannot be unseen, you wouldn’t notice it until you can’t stop noticing it
- spaetzleesser 5y agoThe violence is getting to me too. God forbid children could see any kind of nudity but killing dozens of people, torturing and beating up people is totally OK.
- listenallyall 5y agoCertainly no violence in the 3 Stooges. Lol, every episode would be considered a documentary of domestic abuse today.
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