People pay to watch violence. Death and destruction are sought after in entertainment. Hollywood makes out the world to be filled with danger and brutality around every corner, making violence seem almost exciting. When in reality, most people will probably never even witness a murder, have to deal with gang wars, or even be in a crazy gun fight as seen on tv. Do people really believe that Vin Diesel or Tom Cruise live these amazing action packed daily lives? Kids are shown these wild actions on tv, but what they aren’t shown is any consequences, which makes them believe it’s okay. Hollywood even influences the cultural values of America. Hollywood is known for showing a biased, sheltered perspective of the world. Movies usually exaggerate problems in the world, tending to only show a simple black and white view of world issues. Muslims, Russians, Asians, etc. are constantly presented as the enemies, while white Americans are the heroes and good guys. People are continuously being fed stereotypes of age, race, and gender, making it difficult to challenge these stereotypes when they are portrayed so positively on the big
People pay to watch violence. Death and destruction are sought after in entertainment. Hollywood makes out the world to be filled with danger and brutality around every corner, making violence seem almost exciting. When in reality, most people will probably never even witness a murder, have to deal with gang wars, or even be in a crazy gun fight as seen on tv. Do people really believe that Vin Diesel or Tom Cruise live these amazing action packed daily lives? Kids are shown these wild actions on tv, but what they aren’t shown is any consequences, which makes them believe it’s okay. Hollywood even influences the cultural values of America. Hollywood is known for showing a biased, sheltered perspective of the world. Movies usually exaggerate problems in the world, tending to only show a simple black and white view of world issues. Muslims, Russians, Asians, etc. are constantly presented as the enemies, while white Americans are the heroes and good guys. People are continuously being fed stereotypes of age, race, and gender, making it difficult to challenge these stereotypes when they are portrayed so positively on the big