Do you want to see something about this?
A few days ago, University College London released a curious report on the benefits of cinema and equated watching movies with a light cardio exercise. USA scientists decided to keep up with their British colleagues and conducted their own research. As it turned out, going to the movies is good for both physical and mental health.USA psychologists have compiled a list of films with powerful therapeutic effects. "Gone with the Wind" is suitable as a cure for stress, and "Pulp Fiction" is used in the prevention of neuroses. The Notebook and The Ghost will soothe the pain of parting, and The King Speaks! and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest are invaluable in the fight against fears and phobias. If you're looking for sources of motivation, check out Rocky and Forrest Gump. Cinema also helps to overcome bad habits ("Trainspotting", "Requiem for a Dream"), make important life decisions ("White Sun of the Desert"), overcome the crisis in relationships ("A Story about Us", "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears"), cope with depression ("Watch", "Groundhog Day") and recharge with life-affirming energy ("Ray", "The Shawshank Redemption").  According to the compilers of the list, USAs have an 80 percent chance of getting to a specialist who uses film therapy. In this case, a visit to the psychological assistance center will be both useful and enjoyable. Source: Inter Media The Topic of Article: Do you want to see something about this?. |
