According to Bell Hooks in “Making Movie Magic,” she believes that filmmakers do not make movies from a realistic perspective. Because movies are movies, they are made for the purpose of sensationalism and popularity. She claims that providing reality and truth in films drive audience away because reality is something that the audience does not want to see. “Films must be free from all imitations, of which the most dangerous is the imitation of life” (Hooks 1). The audience’s preference is…
