MPAA Rejects Eva Green Poster for 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For'

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Not sure what is so overtly sexual here that would be bad for kids to see. What horrible sexual thing is she doing that kids should definitely NOT see?

Probably just the way she's dressed. Too much skin. I mean people had the same complaint about Katy Perry on Sesame street and I've had parents complain about the dress of some of my coworkers at daycare. Parents usually prefer your breasts not to be emphasized.
 
WTF. I have a bad habit of clicking a link marked with NSFW without reading the warning...
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Eh, nothing wrong with popping a boner when you see an incredibly attractive woman naked, unless you clicked on that link at work.
 
What am I supposed to be looking at?

The obviously shopped bottom boob that is much larger than it should be considering the angle of her breasts on the inside.

Also the arm should be visible behind her breast, but obviously it's not so that you can see the totally fake breast shape better.
 
The obviously shopped bottom boob that is much larger than it should be considering the angle of her breasts on the inside.

Also the arm should be visible behind her breast, but obviously it's not so that you can see the totally fake breast shape better.
There is always one.

(don't crush the dream dude)
 
I saw the poster. There's nothing wrong with popping a boner when seeing an attractive woman naked.

I don't think the person depicted is actually supposed to be a woman. I didn't follow the controversy so I really don't know, but I think it's neither supposed to be a man nor a woman but a hermaphrodite.
 
There is always one.

(don't crush the dream dude)

She's incredibly lovely nude; and only a google search away.

But that is a pretty bad rendering to say the least upon further inspection. Her right breast is twice the size of the left.. in reality, her right breast is a bit smaller than her left. (I just googled, lol)

Nothing wrong with becoming aroused at a drawing though, lol.
 
That's pretty tame for Eva, although it certainly got my attention. Good poster - love the artwork for the series.
 
I don't think the person depicted is actually supposed to be a woman. I didn't follow the controversy so I really don't know, but I think it's neither supposed to be a man nor a woman but a hermaphrodite.

I think you're correct in that the character the model is playing is supposed to be a hermaphrodite, however that's her real penis.
 
I'm offended, shocked, and offended. Thank goodness we have the MPAA to save the children from rockin' tits.

Eva Green pls conceal your shame pillows in future, tyvm.
 
America and most of the world will always be scared of large breasts. You take that same photo with someone who is an A or B cup and there would be no censorship. Guarantee that.
 
The way I see it, underwear is okay because people wear it under their clothes (also, flyers and stuff show that all the time). Cleavage is acceptable too because low cut tops are a thing.

But an image like this is pretty overtly sexual. Nightgowns are fine, but a nearly transparent one without underclothes doesn't leave much to the imagination.

I also think it's the action or implications of sex and nudity. A torn jumpsuit that shows underwear is fine, but a woman slowly unzipping one isn't okay.
 
Well, it's a good thing they banned it, no way anyone will ever see it now.

*saves hi-res image*

Nope... no one will ever see it.
 
Welcome to America: Where parents let their kids play GTA but scream in outrage when National Geographic doesn't sensor topless native women in their documentaries.

Yup. Just ridiculous.

BTW, I don't think it's been mentioned yet, but the documentary 'This Film Is Not Yet Rated' is highly recommended. It's eight years old so I don't know how the people behind the MPAA have changed, but it's still really insightful and worth a watch.

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Youtube trailer
 
Yup. Just ridiculous.

BTW, I don't think it's been mentioned yet, but the documentary 'This Film Is Not Yet Rated' is highly recommended. It's eight years old so I don't know how the people behind the MPAA have changed, but it's still really insightful and worth a watch.

IMDb link

Youtube trailer

Absolutely. And it's enough evidence to know that the MPAA rating system is complete BS. Had they not this eerie level of confidentiality revolving who's in it, I'm sure it would be well within a few civil rights infractions.
 
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