Sentences with phrase «think violent movies»

Do you think violent movies have an effect on children?

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Two other studies found a similar link between violent game playing and aggressive thoughts and behavior, even after controlling for innate temperament and exposure to violence in other sources, such as movies and television.

(Think Emily Blunt and a cigarette lighter...) The movie also finds its emotional core in that dilapidated old farmhouse, and, rather gracefully for such a hard - charging, violent film, slowly becomes a story about the cyclical effects of neglect and regret.

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Anyone who's read those interviews in which Jody Hill gives props to «Taxi Driver» knows that he thinks he was trying to challenge heroic - vigilante movie stereotypes, and anyone who's actually seen the thing knows that either Hill's execution wasn't up to his concept or that he chickened out in the key violent scenes, where the movie seems to be implicit in the celebration of Rogan's homicidal viciousness.

However people may respond to Funny Games, it might have better served the goal of getting viewers to think about consuming screen violence if Haneke had stood mute, resisting interviews or explanatory publicity, and let the movie — a representation of the reality of violent movies — speak for itself.

It's exactly the kind of action movie that the genre's opponents think of when they disparage them - dumb, awkward and gratuitously violent.

Now, I think Man of Steel is a very dumb movie, plot - rehashing Christopher Reeve movies while adding the same violent - Messiah tone that convinced a generation of frat dudes that The Boondock Saints is super deep, man.

The book won't appeal to everyone due to its exceptionally violent nature; it has a body count that rivals that of the best Shakespeare tragedies, and the deaths relayed are quite messy (think a Quentin Tarantino movie in novel form).