Bill did a lecture on Bambi , and i wanted to talk about it more in depth as i personally love the film Bambi...when i was a child i never really like the film , but as iv e grown older i have began to gain a love for the film the way the music creates to the atmosphere, there isn't that much talking in the film itself, its more about the scenery and the music created..
the scene where Bambi's mum dies is a rather horrible scene where u just hear the gun fire ...and you find out that she is in fact dead...then the film just goes on to show how Bambi grows up and becomes to see more of his dad and then falls in love.
Bill was talking on how Bambi was one of the first animated films to have depth created in it...and this makes the film a good form of realism.i personally didn't no this but when you do watch the film you do begin to notice this.
There are many films that have a lot of on screen violence they range from cartoon to horror films action films romantic films...u name it most films have some kind of on screen violence. 
The violence is shown in many ways as in the music, sound affects and many other ways a good example of this is Bambi when his mum gets killed its the sound of a single gun shot and then he runs so theres a lot of music hyping up to weather he will get away or not. this kind of on screen violence is very different to the kind of on screen violence to the saw films where there is a lot of people dyeing through people being cut up by machines. however both of theses films are very different , the on screen violence is quite similar as both of the characters where killed for the same reason that someone wanted to kill them.
