With the enlightening revelations of recent psychological research into the effects of movies—research that ultimately proved that movies can be used for personal development—the very face of the movie industry is changing.
A full introduction of the positive psychology of movies can be found here–Positive Psychology, Movies and You—but to give a brief recap: psychological research has revealed that watching movies can inspire and develop various virtues or character strengths that the positive psychology movement claims are the keys to a healthy, happy and successful life. There are twenty four of these virtues and strengths, ranging from love to bravery to gratitude, each of which are essential to living a full and successful life....
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Hmmm this may make sense,I don't know about those movie suggestions though. I've watched The Lion King several times and I don't think it encouraged me to be myself, I haven't claimed my rightful place as ruler from my uncle with a deformed face.
This article needs a tl;dr!
...Does porn movies have virtues...?
Surely this has been happening in stories and movies since their inception, every movie has to have a message or a moral and something you should take from it, otherwise what is the point of them in the long run