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values? virtues? movie spoofs?
it's pretty obvious how the singaporean crowd reacts to the movie lust, caution.i mean it's evident when u read the newspapers.i mean it's been on life! so many times.seriously, obviously, sheeshly the singaporean audience have reason to cry and go all boo hoo.cos:1. we are getting the version that mr ang lee edited to suit the audience in china as there is no ratings scheme there. so face it, all u 16 and above are watching what 5 year old kids are watching in china.2. hong kong and taiwan rated the original version, without the cuts and stuff, at noone below 18. sighs.and i heard it's also pretty obvious that the scenes were cut.as in realllyy obvious.but well, with all the controversy and stuff, it's still no.1 for boxoffice sales in singapore last week.Labels: rambles
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