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Lights Camera Violence Lights, Camera, Violence! “Packed with nonstop action and adventure!” We hear this quote all the time when previewing movie trailers. It seems all they show on these trailers are the violent scenes, for example, the blowing up of police cars, the gunfights, and sometimes even worse than that. Why does this interest us' I believe it is because happiness and tranquility does not grasp the attention of the audiences anymore. An example of this is how well Bad Boys 2 did in reviews as opposed to From Justin to Kelly. It is a known fact that violence appeals more to viewers more than anything else. Look at video games today; they even have ratings on them because of the gore and violence. As a result, people tend to resort to violence faster in a crisis situation rather than by peaceful alternatives; viewers prefer watching a violent film rather than a romance etc. because it gets their adrenaline rushing; and viewers want to see Hollywood’s opinion on who they will victimize next. Why were Justin and Kelly’s reviews so bad' The Washington post states “it’s because no one wants to see the same material about a violence, media, because, women, people, example, way, viewers, television, movie, weapons, negative, movies, been, violent, towards, shown, life, influence, films, film, entertainment, certain, bad, antagonist, against, african, acceptable, show, should, receive, out, one, message, justin