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what’s your opinion in regards to the morality of such?
Notwithstanding the moral bankruptcy of an MPAA that gives PG’s and PG-13’s to movies with a body count in the first few minutes, you shouldn’t be going to any movies that present an occasion of sin for you. If “many of us” picture the scenes in your mind afterwards, then you may not be mature enough to view such movies and so the prudent and moral thing to do would be to abstain from viewing said movies.If they were to encourage violent thoughts among viewers wont that be a problem? I mean, when many of us see those movies, we could end up picturing the scenes in our minds afterwards.
I would especially say this of “vigilante” movies, which have been popular over decades. Extremely emotionally manipulative and and condoning of extreme violence for the “greater good.”Notwithstanding the moral bankruptcy of an MPAA that gives PG’s and PG-13’s to movies with a body count in the first few minutes, you shouldn’t be going to any movies that present an occasion of sin for you. If “many of us” picture the scenes in your mind afterwards, then you may not be mature enough to view such movies and so the prudent and moral thing to do would be to abstain from viewing said movies.
Violent thoughts aren’t evil in of themselves. It depends on who you direct them to and under what context.I am thinking whether having some of those thoughts we might have after the movie would be considered wrong, the same way lustful thoughts would be.
Lol. Well I watched the movie “Red State” last week which wI found scary. I still seem to remember the violent scenes of how an innocent character was tortured.Violent thoughts aren’t evil in of themselves. It depends on who you direct them to and under what context.
Surely even you wouldn’t hesitate at throwing violence at fictional bad guys like Voldemort.![]()
I take back what I said, the ‘Red State’ movie wasn’t exactly scaryLol. Well I watched the movie “Red State” last week which wI found scary. I still seem to remember the violent scenes of how an innocent character was tortured.
I’ll rephrase what I said…the movie ‘Red State’ did involve action, I didnt find it scary in that sense though, It was actually some personal anger I held when I saw the scene of the evil cult torturing its victim. Great movie IMO though, I want to make a thread about itLol. Well I watched the movie “Red State” last week which wI found scary. I still seem to remember the violent scenes of how an innocent character was tortured.
contextwhat’s your opinion in regards to the morality of such?