Update the film for today. Which corporations own how much of the media? How much media do we watch a day? How much do we consume? Do the “mook” and “midriff” still exist? Who would they be? Is “cool” still as important? How has it changed? How has it stayed the same? What impact does the media and our consumption have on our culture?

Explanation:

I have found on the internet that this question is related to ''Reality in the Media'' and how media is affecting our life. Before this question that we have here, there was a question that was considering A day without media, television, phone, and technology.

Your question is containing also a day without a media but with one watched film. So let's start with the answers.

1. First of all, there is a lot of corporations and companies in media or for example in movies. If we just open IMDB site we can see what are companies and corporation that are related to one movie. Example, ''The Great Gatsby'' corporations in that movie are

''Barbara Matera Ltd. (women's wardrobe)

Cartier (jewelry)

Marion Dougherty Associates (casting)

Paramount Pictures

Newdon Productions''

and many many more.

Corporations can be found in every aspect of the media and that movie, for example, is sponsoring them which is good for their corporations and other people can see how they work and if they are good for them.

      2. We watch a lot of media per day. Only if we turn on our TV we can see many shows and content that are considering media. And on that kind of media, we can get any information about what is happening in reality but also, that pieces of information can be true or false, good or bad. 3. That means if we are consuming technology like 85 percent of people on the planet, then we are watching and consuming a lot of media per day.

     3. It is important to know and understand that ''mook'' and '' midriff'' aren' real but also people can see and understand that their traits are now shown in many young women who are maintaining their existentialism in the world. The denominator that can be found between those two is that they are both performers because one is standing for ''buffoon'' and the other one is standing for ''sexual temptress''. They will exist in the world as long as they exist in women.  Who would they be? 4. They would be those women that can be shown in the media, famous ones.

    5. ''Cool'' is important but the most important thing about it is that the perspective of ''cool'' is changing over the years. It is important but it is not so important as it was, for example, ten years ago. 6. It has changed with the people's expectations, popular culture, fashion industry, media, tradition and more. 7. It stayed in one way the same, and that is the way where ''cool'' is representing something that is ''good'' or interesting at that time.

   8. Media has a great impact on us and our consumption because we are doing it every day and we cannot live an informed life without it. For example, when something is happening in the world, people must consume media to see what it is and to know how they can help themselves. Media can also be good or bad. Our culture is growing at the same time as media.

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