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Kiki <tigress@havoc.gtf.org> wrote:
>: Gladiator was $12.99 at Best Buy last week, and X-Men is 11.99 at Wal-Mart.
> If I bought a movie at Walmart, I'd be worried they found something
> offensive and insist on censoring it (all the sudden there are no mystique
> scenes in Xmen for example).

They don't censor movies. The music industry releases all kinds of different
versions of their albums because (a) all it takes is some creative remixing
to fix, and (b) there's no codified rating system for music, like there are
with movies. Movie studios aren't normally willing to put forth the effort
to cut up a movie to have multiple versions (partially because then they'd
have to run it back through the ratings board. Again)

They just don't carry, say, Blockbuster "17+rental" movies.


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