The Big Screen (2012)
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You might add compulsory education, once regarded with awe and hope. All those invasions were regulated until some of us decided regulation was alien to liberty. But the movie, in America, was left to the marketplace and free enterprise. Not that that protected the people who owned and ran the film business from fearful anticipation of government intervention.
The history of Hollywood in the 1920s is one of a rapid economic expansion coupled with wild behavior on the part of some filmmakers that... led to hurried self-imposed regulation. Better have Will Hays and his code, an Academy and its prizes, than government licensing. To this day in the United States, movies are rated as G, PG, R, and NC-17, and theaters are expected to enforce those “rules.” But they are not laws, and you may have noticed that the caring system lets you take a three-year-old to The Exorcist, Psycho, or The Silence of the Lambs, so long as the child stays quiet. The child is said to be “with” you, or in your care—yet we all know how alone we are in the dark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You might add compulsory education, once regarded with awe and hope. All those invasions were regulated until some of us decided regulation was alien to liberty. But the movie, in America, was left to the marketplace and free enterprise. Not that that protected the people who owned and ran the film business from fearful anticipation of government intervention.
The history of Hollywood in the 1920s is one of a rapid economic expansion coupled with wild behavior on the part of some filmmakers that... led to hurried self-imposed regulation. Better have Will Hays and his code, an Academy and its prizes, than government licensing. To this day in the United States, movies are rated as G, PG, R, and NC-17, and theaters are expected to enforce those “rules.” But they are not laws, and you may have noticed that the caring system lets you take a three-year-old to The Exorcist, Psycho, or The Silence of the Lambs, so long as the child stays quiet. The child is said to be “with” you, or in your care—yet we all know how alone we are in the dark.
What to read after The Big Screen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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