Violent movies (Films of violence) in the Egyptian narrative cinema and its effect on the attitudes of the university youth at the period from2010 to 2016.

The aim of this study is to monitor and analyze the relationship between university students watching of violence movies and their influence on their attitudes and their tendency towards justifying violence and acquiring unacceptable qualities which may affect their general taste in watching movies. The researcher relied on the use of the Christian methodology in its analysis and field. In the analytical study, the researcher selected a sample of the group of films containing violence consisted of 12 films of Sobkey Films, which achieved the largest period of presentation and the highest rate of revenue which is provided on specialized movies channels. The analysis was conducted using the content analysis form.The field study was applied to a deliberate sample of 400 young people in Egyptian public and private universities and the sample was distributed in equal proportions between male and female respondents using the questionnaire form.The most important results:The results of the analytical study showed that the use of both physical and moral violence is the most visible in films followed by physical violence and then moral violence in the study sample films. There is a high percentage of males in the presentation of the perpetrator of violence and bullying which is (89.6%) comparing to the percentage of females, while the percentage of females is very low compared to the ratio (10.4%).The field study results is that the most satellite channels which prefer Arab movies are: Rotana Cinema channel with a ratio of (75.25%) Followed by (the second) Cairo Cinema channel with a ratio of (36.25%) ، and in the third order comes Nile Cinema channel with a ratio of (35.25%) And then "Panorama film channel" by (33%) In the fifth order," Toktok channel" cames with a ratio of (25%). The greatest percentage of violent movies watching comes for those who sometimes answered in the first order with a ratio of (55.5%) from the study sample, followed by, in the second order, who were constantly watching violence films (28.5%), ...