Violence in media drives fight scenes for viewers
AP writer Bob Thomas surveys how films and television rely on fight scenes and violence, with networks enforcing standards to curb excesses. Executives cite motivation and necessity, while rules limit blood, eye injuries, and choking, aiming to preserve plot without glamorizing brutality.
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Bob Thomas
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