There have been many studies done on the effects of violence on children. Violent movies can cause children to become violent and anti-social. It can also cause a child to be scared all the time.
The plot is essentially impossible and there is violence and alcohol use in some versions.
Malcolm X did not "use violence." He advocated for the moral right to use violence against an unjust aggressor attempting to do violence against you.
In any storytelling medium, cause and effect produce drama. You can use montage as a way to illustrate drama, by showing the cause and the effect of the conflict at hand.
They were willing to use violence to get what they wanted. So it would be true.
The film is rated PG-13 in the U.S. by the Motion Picture Association of America for "drug content, some sensuality and war violence"
No, violence is never the answer. It might work at first, but after a while the effect wears off and the fighting can escalate into a dangerous situation. Talk it out instead, it can't be that hard.
To add film grain in Premiere Pro, you can use the "Noise" effect. Simply drag the effect onto your clip, adjust the settings to your liking, and the film grain will be applied.
http://www.filmratings.com/questions.htm#Q5 G - General Audience. All ages admitted. This signifies that the film rated contains nothing most parents will consider offensive for even their youngest children to see or hear. Nudity, sex scenes, and scenes of drug use are absent; violence is minimal; snippets of dialogue may go beyond polite conversation but do not go beyond common everyday expressions. PG - Parental Guidance Suggested. Some material may not be suitable for children. This signifies that the film rated may contain some material parents might not like to expose to their young children - material that will clearly need to be examined or inquired about before children are allowed to attend the film. Explicit sex scenes and scenes of drug use are absent; nudity, if present, is seen only briefly, horror and violence do not exceed moderate levels. PG-13 - Parents Strongly Cautioned. Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. This signifies that the film rated may be inappropriate for pre-teens. Parents should be especially careful about letting their younger children attend. Rough or persistent violence is absent; sexually-oriented nudity is generally absent; some scenes of drug use may be seen; one use of the harsher sexually derived words may be heard. R - Restricted-Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian (age varies in some locations). This signifies that the rating board has concluded that the film rated contains some adult material. Parents are urged to learn more about the film before taking their children to see it. An R may be assigned due to, among other things, a film's use of language, theme, violence, sex or its portrayal of drug use. NC-17 - No One 17 and Under Admitted. This signifies that the rating board believes that most American parents would feel that the film is patently adult and that children age 17 and under should not be admitted to it. The film may contain explicit sex scenes, an accumulation of sexually-oriented language, or scenes of excessive violence. The NC-17 designation does not, however, signify that the rated film is obscene or pornographic.
The plot is essentially impossible and there is violence and alcohol use in some versions.
With a license from the copyright holders, yes.
This is a phrase used by daycare workers and early elementary school teachers to prevent the children under their care from punching each other out. Instead of using physical violence, the children are taught to "use their words", in other words to use verbal violence instead.
Yes it can effect children due to extreme use, as it contains CFC. It is a harmful gas which is used in air conditioners.
Too much light on photosensitive film can cause the picture to immediately corrode. This is why many photographers use a darkroom.
Malcolm X did not "use violence." He advocated for the moral right to use violence against an unjust aggressor attempting to do violence against you.
In any storytelling medium, cause and effect produce drama. You can use montage as a way to illustrate drama, by showing the cause and the effect of the conflict at hand.
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This is violence within the home, within the family - hence the term domestic. It includes violence between spouses, the abuse of children and of the elderly. In recent years the concept has sometimes been extended to include the frequent use of biting sarcasm and frequent 'put-downs' even though these don't constitute physical violence.