Beautiful movie poster for Taxi to the Dark Side, banned by the MPAA because it features a U.S. Army detainee in a hood. Which is something that actually happened and happens [11. I’d love to read his source on this.].
“Something that happened and happens.” Holy fucking shit! Is my government putting people in—gulp—hoods??? Not HOODS! Anything but motherfucking hoods!
Get some perspective, cocksucker.
Read more of “Daring Fireball”Someone needs to stand up and decry the MPAA for what it is: a censorship board. There’d be mass outrage in the mainstream media if there were an equivalent of the MPAA for books — imagine a book cover needing the approval of some mysterious board of conservative prudes, as movie posters do.
Except that the MPAA is, obviously, not a government body, but rather a voluntary self-censorship the studios themselves—and themselves alone—fund.
Labels: Blogosphere, Movies
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