Movies give out either a clear, subtle or even subliminal messages to the society. A lot of people do not care much about those messages in real life. Once the movie is over, everything is forgotten except for the characters or the story. However, there are people who take those messages seriously and implement them in their real lives, either negatively or positively. Do you think, criminals are made by the movies? How about terrorists? How often do you see good being practiced than bad stemming from movies? Have you personally implemented anything from movies?
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discuss The impact movies in real life?
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I don't know, I just think movies are fun, a way to pass the time. I don't think about a movie I watched hoping to draw lessons from it.
I think movies have a big impact. Many teenagers today are imitating different actors ' actions and look.
Movies have a huge impact on our lives whether we agree or not. Movies are for entertainment for me but for some people, it's a great influence through the characters and the story lines. We can also learn real life lessons from movies.
The movie Scarface (1982) is an example of where the anti-hero seems cool to so many impressionable youths, even though the moral of the story was that his type is "bad".
Movie has a great impact on society. A lot of people are tempted to take certain behavior or do something just because they watched in the movie. Teen drinking and smoking is also heavily influenced by movies. However, instead of banning these things in the movies and trying to be moralistic, we need to teach people that screen life is different and these people are just acting.
I pick a lesson from every movie that I've seen in life.
See, a lot of movies are made so we can watch and learn some things from them. Not being able to learn a lesson is way different from what everyone is talking about. When it comes to watching movies, I don't do it casually as I aim to learn and build from what I've learnt from it.
Yes, movies can impact our attitudes in real life for sure because movies are meant to educate and challenge the viewers. So, if they resonate with us, it will definitely have an influence on us for real.
Movies are all fiction. I don't give them so much ride over what goes on in my personal life. Unless the movie is about a real life event, I don't take things they act too serious.
Movies influence real life by shaping ideas, inspiring emotions, and reflecting culture. I’ve seen films spark social conversations and motivate personal change. They can teach empathy, but sometimes create unrealistic expectations.
