10-06-2010, 01:56 PM
There was an article on this in the New York Post, I think. If I got the gist of the story correct, a lot of the theaters pulled the movie because they were afraid of getting fined for showing an unrated movie. It seems that it was also in part to the precautions they had to take to make sure that no one under-aged got into the auditorium. I can't find the article now so I can't say for sure but it seems like it was just cost prohibitive to show the movie. Whatever the reasons, there are some positives to take away from this. First, and most obviously, this is great box material when the DVD comes out. Two, with any luck, this really illuminates how flawed the system is. Not that we didn't know this already but maybe something in the way of reform comes out of all this.
The Jaundiced Eye


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