In Brooklyn, New York, the six-year-old son of a policeman asked his father to give him real bullets because his little sister “doesn’t die for real when I shoot her like Bruce Wills kills in “Die Hard” ”. For years now, researchers have been trying to answer the question on whether TV has harmful effects on young viewers or not, but the debate still remains. On the one hand, there are those parents and social …showed first 75 words of 1703 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1703 total…more harmful now than ever, as it acts as a “school of violence” while it makes children more aggressive. What values and what inspirations are certain films projecting into the minds of our youth? How can watching fellow human beings being tortured, maimed, murdered in all sorts of gruesome ways be classified as “cathartic” and helpful to modern society? As Steve Wulf summarizes, “Our children are the public interest, living and breathing flesh and blood” (66+).