There are many conflicts among should the government adjust the violent level of some films on television and at the cinema. Some people show their willingness to watch these violent movies whereas others refuse to adopt this kind of films. From my perspective, I agree with both opinions as each one can have their own defenses.
On the one hand, it is undeniable that when making a film, the directors have made the process reasonably, which completely contributes to how well the products performed. Adjusting the level of violence can make the films less interesting and coherent to the audiences. They can feel confused and lose their interests on what they’re pay attention to, especially the ones coming for a fantastic product.
On the other hand, to those who themselves have offspring, it can potentially affect the way their babies perceive the world. They worry that their kids can mimic these bad behaviors which dangerously make them act badly to other people. For example, the rise of prime commitment happens among the teeangers since they accquire these behaviors as a legal action because of government’s approval.
In conclusion, adjusting the level of violence is possible when the films are broadcasted on television. However, the adjustment can be optional if they are shown at the cinema, because the government can make some restriction to the age of audiences coming for the films.