1. By: Cody Maymon

2.  As teens grow older movies become more
special and begin to have a positive and
lasting impact on their lives.

3.  Popular culture refers to the beliefs and
practices, and the objects through which
they are organized, that are widely shared
among a population.
 A theatrically released nonfiction motion
picture dealing creatively with cultural,
artistic, historical, social, scientific,
economic or other subjects

4.  Movies provide a fun activity for teens to
do on the weekend
 Nearly 35% of all movie tickets sold can be
attributed to the young people of ages 12
to 24

5.  Cinema can build up a teen’s imagination
because it takes them to another place
where they have never been before

6.  Movies can open the eyes to what’s out
there for them and show what problems
are happening in our world

7.  Movies can take up a lot of time and they
cost a lot of money for a teen

8.  The promotion of the use of drugs
 Teens are twice as likely to try smoking
when they see more scenes of smoking in
movies as teens that see fewer instances
of these scenes

9.  Violent behaviors
 Movies can sometimes show the wrong
way to deal with problems

10.  There are many other factors that weigh
far heavier on the wrong decision such as
family life, friends that are chosen, and the
environment the teen was raised in
 Movies can have a greater positive effect
on the teenage population with the
inspiration they can give to all

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