#521
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![]() No! Let's fight about it! ![]() I also just added "I guess because it didn't *have* to be cut and could have been released without those cuts made" as a reason in an edit afterwards. But yeah as you say, agree to disagree. I do kinda see where you're coming from, just can't agree with it |
#522
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![]() Oh alright then! You're wrong and I'm right. "put 'em up!, put 'em up!" ![]()
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#523
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If a director makes a film that is not intended for younger audiences but the studio insists on cuts to lower the certificate to allow younger audiences then that's not the film that was shot, for me it's not just censoring the film but also the vision of the film maker and the writer. Babylon A.D was cut to bits by the studio and producer to the point where the director Mathieu Kassovitz publicly told audiences not to watch the film as it's not the film he shot. That i consider as censorship. What about directors cuts? are Theatrical cuts censored versions? |
#524
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Look at Taken 2 - even the 'harder uncut extended" version won't be comparable to the original because it was made with a younger audience in mind. |
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#526
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Ah right, I stand corrected then! |
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Remember when movies just got the rating they got and that was the end of it?
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#528
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![]() That's what's so annoying about this current trend. Films clearly not meant for 12 year olds being neutered by the studio just so they can get more cash from that younger demographic . . .
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#529
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edit: that's a really badly structured sentence! My apologies! |
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Woman In Black is the film with the highest amount of complaints to the BBFC in the last 10 years because people took their kids to see it because of the whole potter thing and found that it was a genuinly frightening film for little children. |
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