Too bad the kids lives are ruined in the process.
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American Beauty sex scenes were between a grown man and a naïve teenage girl, not to mention the scenes being a mere fantasy.
Show a kid how great sex is and they'll want to experience it themselves.
I love American Beauty though.
Do all movies encourage teen promiscuity? Of course not. Not all movies have sex scenes; not all movies even go as far as to give the main character a "love" interest.
Is it the only thing that does? No. Television shows (even more so than movies, I'd wager), commercials, peer pressure, bad parenting, and the internet (rule 34) are all there, too. Media in general promotes it.
Do they do it on purpose? No. They just want to sell their movie.
Will censoring the media for your children help solve the problem? If you can even manage it, I doubt it will make that much of a difference. If you're willing to take that step, you're already the sort of parent who will talk to their child about why what they're watching on screen is not acceptable for them yet in real life, and why it's not.
Is it the cause? No. Puberty and biology are the causes of teen promiscuity. The media just gives them another nudge closer.
It's hormones - they're going to have sex *gasp*
...get over it.
This person gave a valid reason to choose "no" as their answer.
Remember Friday the 13th (and similar films)? Back then you had (sometimes underage) premarital sex, you died. One of the big rules to survive a horror/slasher movie back then. And in Scream they directly referenced it when a character was glad to be a virgin because that was why he survived.
I don't know if it actually makes a difference, and whether that difference is good or bad, but that's not how sex is treated by Hollywood now.