What is the difference between 1960s entertainment and now?

Answer 1

Music has changed over the years. Since 1940, the music started to get better, and then went down hill over the last 10 years or so. A lot of music these days talk about lying, cheating, fighting, and degrading to women.

Answer 2

Since the 1950s, sitcoms have become more provocative. The subject matter and language came to reflect a more sophisticated, adult audience. In the 1950s, most shows were family-based, depicting an idyllic family life. The 1970s was a breakout decade for sitcoms. Shows like "All in the Family" and "Maude" tackled issues like politics, sex, religion, racism, and chauvinism. Characters were portrayed in a more realistic light, complete with flaws and bad tempers and foul language. Censorship has been greatly reduced over the years; it is non-existent on most cable channels.

Answer 3

Morality has increased to its highest level. Entertainment, as exemplified so well by Hollywood, has become a hub for good moral conduct and behavior, as seen by the superb lifestyle of so many.

Answer 4

Until the late 1960s, films were regulated by the Hays Code. This meant that there were many restrictions on the language and behavior that could be represented in films.