Violence In Western Films

In a world where we not only live but also live together, violence has become an almost modus Vivendis. Moreover, there seem to be the violent society in which social violence has become an unavoidable aspect of a society. Across the decades permanent progress seen in areas that seemed esoteric, ironically, in other aspects (ethical and moral), we see cracks that expose behavior that some categorize as examples of counterculture.

Violence considers as the selling ingredient in western movies. For the past decades it has served as the big idea behind the movies. It is seen that viewers show special attraction towards the violence and action scenes in movies. One might ask what would be the triggers of violence. Just think of endless possible answers, but in this space we will selectively look special from the cameras, this human condition, not as "human", which is violence (Dartmouth College, 38-45).

Considering that the film is one thing that creates violence from the screen which generates unrest in society. This certainly is something unacceptable, so we discard it automatically.

Since its inception, the cinema showed different manifestations of violent behavior. Each country has tried to show how far one could get using them. Just look back, it would confirm what we think. In the lights of movies like High Noon(1952), Shane(1953), and Charade(1963); the argument gets strengthen that violence has been a great helping tool in the success of movies (Dartmouth College, 38-45).

Much the same could be said to mention that violent movies generate barbarous societies. Prof. Dr. Fernando de Felipe refers to violence as a genre in the following terms: "The treatment of violence in the film must be considered in itself as an aesthetic problem of first order. Since its inception, the cinema showed different manifestations of violent behavior. Each country has tried to show how far one could get using them. The interesting thing about this is how perception through image and the sound was taking over the taste of the public, from uncomplicated fun violence became a necessity for some.

Take for example the generation of 30's. It got familiar with this word from the west. The horror film is another example of what we mean. The duel between mafia gangs also brought its share of violence that slowly became part of our habit of moviegoers. In this respect the black film, which deserves a separate ...