Fantasy ends when the lights come on


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 16 Feb 2003

THE Film Censorship Board was just doing its job when banning Daredevil. Looking at the uneven censorship in the past, and the floodgates opened by broadband Internet access, satellite TV and rampant VCD piracy, we might see that the job’s relevance could stand some re-evaluation. 

Four-letter words are slashed out of films so savagely that the surrounding dialogue falls victim too.  

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