Sonic67
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Sony sanitising films row - the story so far - BBC News
If you've been on a long-haul flight recently, you might have noticed the films being shown were a bit different from their cinematic release.
They're usually a bit shorter as they've been made family-friendly for any young eyes who can see your screen.
Earlier this month Sony decided to make these sanitised versions available to download at home, choosing 24 titles including Ghostbusters and Easy A.
But now they've had to backtrack after filmmakers complained about the move.
And personally I remember watching Ghostbusters at the cinema and laughing at the "dickless person" comment. It was ditched when shown on the TV.
I am reminded of this.
Leave the films as they are. I'd hate to watch a film, think I've watched it and not realise I watched the cut version.
If you've been on a long-haul flight recently, you might have noticed the films being shown were a bit different from their cinematic release.
They're usually a bit shorter as they've been made family-friendly for any young eyes who can see your screen.
Earlier this month Sony decided to make these sanitised versions available to download at home, choosing 24 titles including Ghostbusters and Easy A.
But now they've had to backtrack after filmmakers complained about the move.
And personally I remember watching Ghostbusters at the cinema and laughing at the "dickless person" comment. It was ditched when shown on the TV.
I am reminded of this.
Leave the films as they are. I'd hate to watch a film, think I've watched it and not realise I watched the cut version.