Ethics and aesthetics - Page 4

Originally posted by: desigrl05

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Keep to the discussion...talks about osma bin laden ka bhatije ki biwi ka beta ki billi ko malaria hogaya or whatever else can be left out...I am sure no one will be missing out on anything there. Thanks

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Do you have any moral objection towards films being made which is based on extramarital affairs, promiscuity, murder, violence, et al? I'm fine with these type of films

Do you find it difficult to digest such films?

Not really unless I watch a grisly violent attack or murder that's based on what actually happened to someone in real life...then it's a bit difficult for me to watch because I remember that this actually happened to someone and I also wouldn't want it to happen to me

Also, how about watching movies that stars or is directed by or in some way related to people who are rapists, murderers, cheaters, etc?

This is very tricky. If these movies glorify those who obviously have wronged and skew them in a positive light, then yes I have an objection to that, but at the same time, if they are depicted accurately then it's much easier for me to accept...now if these people are getting royalties from these movies, then I wouldn't watch them

I don't have problems with films that show extra marital affairs..as long as it is shown well. I disliked KANK but loved Life in a metro.

Sanjay dutt is a criminal ... n made a hit movie on Gandhi ji's ideoligies...

I don't mind watching realistic cinema, but when you say, you're not sure why children aren't allowed to watch movies as such, it's because they learn from things that they see. It is wrong watching movies that are made by or star murders rapists etc. but the issue is not many people know who is who. Some people do, because they read about this but some people don't know or could care less cause they watch movies for pure entertainment.