Social+Perspective

Social Perspective


 * 3-D Movies**

I found your post to be very informing. I did not know how much technology real wnet into making a 3-D movie. I knew it would be a lot of technology but it is much more sophisticated it was. With that said I think looking at it from a social standpoint it is great. I think having 3-D movies in our movie thearters is great. It bring in a lot of revenue to both the movie thearter and the company that produced the movie. One reason for 3-D movies becoming so popular I believe is all the children that go to see seem. Movie companies these days know how to grab a childs attention in that quick 30 second commerical, where at the end of it, it's states that the movie is in 3-D. Society wants the next and greast thing today every day, and 3-D movies right now is what is the best thing out right now. 3-D movies are in such high demand right now for that reason. One reason i believe children love 3-D movies and want to go see one is the type of movie that they are going to see. If you look what movies have been coming out in 3-D like stated in the 3-D article it is all kid movies. The age of the children that want to go and see these movies are anywhere from 5 years old and older. I strongly believe that 3-D movies are going to be the only thing available within the next ten years or so. I think that within that time span the only TV a person in society is going to be able to get is going to have 3-D capabilities and most everything on the TV will be in 3-D. At the same time I just have stated all these positives about 3-D movies there are people that believe 3-D movies are bad for society especially the children. They believe it hurts a childs eyes and can lead to eye problems later in life. There will always be contraversy over whether or not 3-D movies are good for children, but I believe it really comes down to how the parents raise their child. As I stated in the beginning 3-D movies are a great thing for society.

First I would like to say that was a great post. I too believe that if a kid wants to get into or watch an R-Rated movie they will be able to do so. Looking at a social perspective I agree with your statement. A lot of action movies are rated R and that is what children these days want to see. I do believe that R-Rated movies do influenice our young kids these days. People throughout the country go and see R-Rated movies everyday and I believe a good amount of them are young kids that are under the legal age. However I feel that the only reason young kids are able to see these types of movies is because etheir parents or a friend's parents buy the tickets for them. With that sayed it as become the norme in society for young kids to see these movies. Society has changed over the past decade or so when it comes to R-Rated movies, back in the day parents would not let their child go see any movie that was rated R. In todays world kids and their parents go see these movies together. I can personally say that when I was younger I was not allowed to watch any rated R movies until my parents thought I was mature enough. I believe my first R-rated movie that I saw was when I was about 12 years old. I was always hanging out with older kids. My parents however talked to me every time I watched an R-Rated movie, just to let me know it was a movie and none of it was really. I believe that really helped me growping up in realizing that movies and society are two different things. However I feel that society today is totally different, I see parents that do not care what their child is watching whether it is at the movies or at home. Parents I feel do not even talk to their child enough anymore these days, and in turn their child is not as mature as other kids. The kids tghat do not talk to their parents all the time I believe are the ones that have trouble understanding the difference between a movie and what is teh norme in society, looking at it from social perspective.
 * R-Rated Movies**

What a great post. I never knew that Blockbuster is going to go out of business, like the post said. If it really goes out of business I think that would be really bad, but also can be really good from a social perspective. I believe that if Blockbuster was to go out of business it would help all of it competitors get more business. Looking at it from a social perspective I believe that it would help everybody else. Everybody that would be renting movies is already out shopping for other items, and they already use the Redboxes that are around the town in the different shops. I think that it would effect Redbox, I believe in a positive way though. From a social perspective I believe that more people are using Redbox today than there are going to Blockbuster. More people will be proned to get a movie from the Redbox once they hear that blockbuster is going out of business, so in turn that means that they will get the most money out of all the other companies. Socially I believe the future of movies is here now, meaning that all anybody is going to have to do is order the movie straight off their TV, game console, and or the internet.
 * Will the death of blockbuster effect Redbox?**