A Lovers Paradise
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Hollywood's Rage Obsession: Good vs Evil?
Hollywood often portrays rage as a tool the righteous hero uses, a powerful force that drives explosive action against injustice. These heroes channel their anger into violence, serving as cathartic embodiments of our own frustrations. However, this simplistic portrayal of rage obscures its true complexity and can make us blind to its destructive potential.
Question
Does Hollywood oversimplify rage? We explore how movies portray rage as heroic and the potential consequences. From catharsis to destructive force, let's unpack Hollywood's rage narrative.
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