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Some people believe that violence films for you and encourage people to be violent . Others argue that violence and films are related because violence existed before films. Which of these opinions do you agree with, and to what extent do you agree?Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge and experience.

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These days, there is an ongoing debate about violent cinema as the reason that causes
people
 to do harm. It is possible that some populations disagree violence is not literally from
movies
, it still had in the past. I totally agree with these.
This
 essay will examine the reasoning behind my opinion.
To begin
, there are several reasons to explain why I agree that violence was happened before making
movies
. The most thing is during the few past decades, before having entertainment industry,
movies
 there is newspaper to tell
people
 what things are going on and nowadays, we can search from social media
such
 as Google, Facebook, Twitter which had news about the investigation of policemen or folks to find the murder.
This
 means that many events in the past had theif and bad
people
. A clear example of
this
 is Cee
Aui
Correct your spelling
Ali
Audi
 who was a Thai soldier and almost killed by enemies on August 1553, at that time lacking food and water, he decided to go to Muan, the rural village, as well as find some food. While he found a child and killed him in order to decrease his starving. I have found some research showed information regarding the main reason what causes
people
 to be violent. It can be seen that mental disorders from an inefficient brain can bring
people
 to do bad things.
However
, entertainment from books, music , television rarely affect humans behaviour. At the end of the day, I firmly believe that
movies
 cannot encourage
people
 to be harmful, bloody-minded.
Nevertheless
, if they are psychopaths, they will have bad behaviour.
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