In my opinion
both statements work hand in hand, so because of the film desires changing, the
content in 12A films has become more liberal. This may be due to the growing acceptance
of sexual and violence explicitly, the fact that it is become more ordinary and
normal in our society the audience aren’t entertained or shocked by the extent
of the explicitness on things other than films i.e. advertisements. This leads
to the boundaries being pushed higher, which further leads to the BBFC
considering desensitization on films.
However it
may be arguable, that the audience’s desires have changed because of desensitization,
again this may be because of the growth of exposure too. Because in the late 80’s
and early 90’s it would be a shock value to see a female in her under garments
however, now we have them on the walls of marks and spencer’s. Similarly, film directors
took extra precautions towards violent scenes and not have them too intense in comparison
to the 21st century where the in movies have more explicit violence.
A prime and more relevant example is fast and furious as the early sequels’
have more moderate and mediocre in contrast to the more recent fast and furious
7 where violent scenes have increased and the intensification of the action/
fighting scene has amplified.
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