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You are correct, but it's capitalism and the adrenaline kick. We are culturally conditioned folk, and all scripts about alien invasions that end up in movies fo
by dsign 3y ago
You are correct, but it's capitalism and the adrenaline kick. We are culturally conditioned folk, and all scripts about alien invasions that end up in movies follow a completely implausible scenario. Most don't even bother any longer to give a reason for invasion. I would blame the writers of those scripts, but movies without violence don't give the adrenaline kick and don't sell well.
Here is an idea for any writers reading this who want to break the violence cycle: whenever you feel you need to have a character kill another in a gratuitously violent way, twist the plot so that they instead end up having steamy sex. The readers will get an intense hormone rush that way too.
- slashdev 3y agoAmerican viewers love gory violence, but get offended at steamy sex scenes. That makes no sense to me.
- the_lonely_road 3y agoAhh yes famously American media like Squid Games and Alice in Borderland are so filled with gory violence I can barely handle it. And American movies are famous for having so few steamy sex scenes in them that people are not constantly rolling their eyes at the “sex sells” mantra to explain their frequency.