ScottAndrew
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Dec 21, 2001
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I'd like to better understand why someone would object to what someone does or does not choose to watch edited in their own home. No one reading this forum can even tell whether I watch the original or edited version of a film. It's a tree that falls in a forest with no one around; my decision has no effect on anyone other than myself.
I keep reading that people can select other movies. That is a true statement, but I don't see the relevance. It's not an argument. I can watch edited movies and select other movies. It's an opinion. Why should some people's opinion on a matter that doesn't personally affect them be upheld by a court?
What, precisely, is anyone's interest in which version of a movie I watch?
Scott
I keep reading that people can select other movies. That is a true statement, but I don't see the relevance. It's not an argument. I can watch edited movies and select other movies. It's an opinion. Why should some people's opinion on a matter that doesn't personally affect them be upheld by a court?
What, precisely, is anyone's interest in which version of a movie I watch?
Scott