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- 2381: The Simpsons
- ... The Simpsons." The Christian Century. 27 June 1991. Varhola, Aaron. "The Simpsons." Readers' Digest. 29 Jan. 1993: 50-2, 77-81. Works Consulted Flanigan, Andrew, S. "Tips for Parents: Reduce Your Families Exposure to Media Violence." American Medical Association Review. 32 (1997): 171-9. Robertson, James. "Media Bias." Infant Parenting. May 1995. 31-4, 62.
- 2382: Who Loves Lucy? I do, I do!
- ... in particular in which Lucy has done something wrong and in order to punish her, Ricky places her over his knee and proceeds to give her a spanking. Not only would this be considered domestic violence by todays standards, but it has become taboo to strike any woman, no matter how good the intentions of the man may seem. In other episodes, Ricky would often reprimand Lucy be going into ...
- 2383: Another Hit Movie With the Wayan Brothers
- ... many others. The cast includes the Wayan brothers (Marlon and Shawn) who have also starred in many other movies in this genre. This movie is rated R for strong language, sexuality, some drug content and violence. This movie is a comedy to mock and make fun of what it is like to live in the 'hood'. For example they have a grandma that slams down 40 ounce bottles of beer, smokes ...
- 2384: Revenge In Hamlet
- ... Hamlet was crazy. In reality, he was not. He was going by his heart. Revenge is on all peoples mind when something bad happens to them, but it does not have to escalate to violence. There are other ways to deal with it, like talking it out or as they say sit and watch because what comes around goes around. Hamlet got his revenge and probably sent his uncle to ...
- 2385: What Men Really Want
- ... not come that far from it. We have alcoholics, drug users, abusers; the majority of them use alcohol in their favor. So not only does alcohol promote our sense of coolness, but it also promotes violence, distrust and instability. Alcohol, its expensive, harmful to our body, and overall useless to us in the long run. But yeah, who wouldnt want a beautiful woman or a hot guy to be ...
- 2386: King Lear: Evil Nature of Edmund
- ... kids who were tormented by their peers because they were not especially fit to this society. On the news a lot recently is the question of who is to blame for this horrible act of violence, no one knows the answer. Edmund was never treated as and equal because he was a bastard. The anger that was based with in him was released on those same people who may not have ...
- 2387: Shawshank Redemption
- ... one of The Shawshank Redemption's highlights. "Salvation lies within," advises Warden Norton at one point. It is the presentation of this theme that makes The Shawshank Redemption unique. Prison movies often focus on the violence and hopelessness of a life behind bars. While this film includes those elements, it makes them peripheral. The Shawshank Redemption is all about hope and, because of that, watching it is both uplifting and cathartic ...
- 2388: Representation and the Media
- ... about the media. My personal opinion is that the media is what the viewer makes of it. The film pointed this out (more than once). For instance, I could see a movie with lots of violence, nudity, and bad language. Even though, I think, this is absolutely unsuitable, the person watching it with me may disagree. To (him or her) this could be a very normal thing on television and they ...
- 2389: MacBeth - Tragic Hero
- ... and maintain his title of King of Scotland no matter what it took, even if it meant murdering. Macbeth's ambition influenced the cause of his new character. This new character of Macbeth contained greed, violence, and power hunger. Macbeth shows this when he kills King Duncan. In conclusion, the prophecies given to him by the witches, Lady Macbeth's influence and plan, and his intensified ambition, all contributed greatly to ...
- 2390: Kundun: An Analysis
- ... forced to kill their parents. Images of the Chinese destroying monasteries and bombing civilians are also depicted. The general message illustrated in Kundun was that the communists invaded Tibet, waving their red flags, causing mass violence and injustice while usurping Tibet's freedom. Although Kundun accurately depicts history as it is seen by Tibet and viewed by the Western world it neglects to recognize that there is another perspective to the ...
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