Like its predecessor, this 2018 sequel was censored to attain a '15' rating in the UK. Cutting Edge takes a closer look at what the British censors objected to in our Season Five premiere.
Ron Howard's cult fantasy film was cut in Britain for its original theatrical release in order to avoid a '15' rating. In this episode of the series, we take a look at the censorial changes made to Willow in Britain and reveal the current home video situation.
Marc Forster's Oscar-winning drama was cut in order to receive an R rating from the MPAA. We examine the numerous differences between Forster's original uncut version and the censored US theatrical release in this edition of the show.
Greg McLean's hit horror film was cut to receive a teenage-friendly rating from the Classification Board in Australia. In this episode of the series, we compare the original uncut version to the modified version that was originally released in Australian cinemas.
This popular and successful comedy was released in the UK with a '12' rating in 1994, but was withdrawn from cinemas after only a few months. Find out the reasons for this, and the two different versions of the film that were released after this event, in this episode of Cutting Edge.
Paul Verhoeven's 1990 action classic was originally released in Australia in a heavily censored version in order to secure an 'M 15+' rating. We take an in-depth look at the story behind the classification of this unique cut of Total Recall in our final episode of the season.
