The film business had attempted the errand of controlling the moral content of motion pictures, through the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America (MPPDA) to balance an open challenge about film industry morals. This …show more content…
The decade of the 1950s saw the film business create a few religious movies which pulled in substantial groups of onlookers and wide-spread attention. The considerable religious enthusiasm of the decade recommended an instant group of onlookers for such films as Hollywood confronted the increased financial risk and developing rivalry of TV. Verifiable blockbusters appeared on widescreens in vivid colors that the little, highly contrasting TV sets of the time couldn't match, should confirm the motion picture industry's motto that "films are better than anyone might have expected". (Baughman