Some speculate that the increasingly violent movies and TV shows in the media, is the cause of an increasingly violence society. This essay will provide evidence and explanation, to why this is not accurate.
Researchers show that the violence in movies and TV has been on the rise — about 18% increase form last year — , but the crime rate overall seems to deflate and drop. This is because instead of the violence being pushed on to the populations, instead it gives those who have imprisoned their anger and inner violence a place to release those suppressed emotions, instead of them expressing those anger in public where someone can get hurt.
Additionally, these movies and series are made with love. The attention to the details, the choreography, the special effects, the sceneries, all of that are made from someone who genuinely loved the project, and cared about it like their own child. The evidence can be seen on the big screen, if the creator of the movie doesn’t care for it, it shows and the audience can tell, but if they really do care, it is always magnificent to watch the sequence.
To conclude, this essay has provided 3 main pieces of evidence that violence in the media does not inflate the crime rate. Those are the statistics showing that as violence in the media grows the crime rate shrinks, the violence acts as an outlet of emotions and anger for those who are suffocating, and that the work is made with love and care from its creator.