I take it we have all seen violence in movies.
Do you think it is better for children to watch violence with the realistic blood, or violence with no bloody effects at all.
I say this now because "I, Spy" is on HBO and it has no bloody violence. Owen Wilson or Eddie Murphy shoot somebody, and they just fall down, no blood.
How does a child perceive this? That guns don't hurt people?
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