Nov 11

Media Decoder: Gun Violence in American Movies Is Rising, Study Finds

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Violent encounters with guns occur, on average, more than twice an hour in the best sellers in PG-13 and R-rated movies, according to a study set for publication in Pediatrics.

    



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