I personally don't see a problem with this, given Disney Plus is largely marketed towards children, but I still thought this was an interesting article since I was not aware of the MPAA's rules...
I personally don't see a problem with this, given Disney Plus is largely marketed towards children, but I still thought this was an interesting article since I was not aware of the MPAA's rules regarding the use of "fuck" in films. Also the latter half of the headline is great. :P
The co-operation and positive attitude of Lin-Manuel Miranda makes me OK with this as well. I would be far more upset if this was done against his wishes. This isn't like The King's Speech where...
The co-operation and positive attitude of Lin-Manuel Miranda makes me OK with this as well. I would be far more upset if this was done against his wishes. This isn't like The King's Speech where removing the profanity really guts the plot point it explicitly facilitated.
While I strongly disagree with Disney+ censoring old content, I actually think the fact that such a broad new audience will be able to see a once in a generation Broadway play is worth sacrificing...
While I strongly disagree with Disney+ censoring old content, I actually think the fact that such a broad new audience will be able to see a once in a generation Broadway play is worth sacrificing two fucking words.
I personally don't see a problem with this, given Disney Plus is largely marketed towards children, but I still thought this was an interesting article since I was not aware of the MPAA's rules regarding the use of "fuck" in films. Also the latter half of the headline is great. :P
The co-operation and positive attitude of Lin-Manuel Miranda makes me OK with this as well. I would be far more upset if this was done against his wishes. This isn't like The King's Speech where removing the profanity really guts the plot point it explicitly facilitated.
While I strongly disagree with Disney+ censoring old content, I actually think the fact that such a broad new audience will be able to see a once in a generation Broadway play is worth sacrificing two fucking words.