Banned movies...For the most distorted and cruel reasons in history.

Banned movies...For the most distorted and cruel reasons in history.

This time we are looking at the global censorship pile with "5 banned movies," but we will not talk about porn or normal violent movies, because we only select banned stories for grotesque reasons, some ridiculous, and some drama so hard that the director is almost in jail for life.

1.The Simpsons Movie (The Simpsons Movie, 2007) - Myanma:

Who would have thought that the legendary yellow comedy would be banned because of the character's "skin color and clothing color"! In that era, the censor pile of the military junta came to have a strange iron rule, "Do not have red and yellow to appear together in the movie," because these two colors are the colors of the NLD (anti-government and pro-democracy) flag. The result was the yellow family Simpsons wearing red-blue, so they were banned from permanent screening because they were afraid of being a political symbol.

Keywords: The Simpsons Movie banned Myanmar colors yellow red

2. Cannibal Holocaust, 1980 - Italy and more than 40 other countries:

This is the most alarming movie in the horror film industry. The movie features a team shooting a cannibal documentary and being killed in the Amazon jungle. The horror mystery is that the effects and filming techniques are so "realistic" that after only 10 days of the movie, director Rujero Deodato was arrested by the Italian police for "the murder of a real actor on set for a murder film." He has to fight a case and go after all the actors who are hiding in court to prove that they are still alive. Banned from screening in many other countries for decades.

Keywords: Cannibal Holocaust director arrested murder trial

3.Zulander (Zoolander, 2001) - Malaysia:

The light-hearted comedy stars Ben Stiller, the story of a brainwashed model. The nemesis is visited when the main plot requires the villain to brainwash him to be sent to "assassinate the Prime Minister of Malaysia" because the Malaysian leader is trying to abolish child labor in the fashion industry. As soon as the plot is known, the Malaysian Censorship Board immediately banned the film without tracing it because it poses a threat to security and severely denigrates the country's leader.

Keywords: Zoolander banned Malaysia plot

4.E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, 1982) - Sweden, Finland and Norway:

No, this is Steven Spielberg's Feelgood family movie that dominates the world, but in Scandinavia, the censors ordered a "ban on children under the age of 11" (while in other countries, it was rated) for the ultimate reason that "this movie reflects that adults are the enemy of children." The censors saw adults who are government officials as threatening, scary and undependable, which could hurt children's minds and attitudes towards adults. This has led children in Sweden to protest in front of the theater.

Search terms (Keywords): ET banned Scandinavia children under 11

5.Seize the land, change the human species (District 9, 2009) - Nigeria:

The bile sci-fi movie that tells the story of aliens taking refuge on Earth and being trapped in the South African ghetto. The movie exploded and won an Oscar, but the Nigerian government banned and confiscated all the parchment in the country because it presented a cruel memory, giving "Nigerian mafia gangs in the ghetto cannibals, prostitution and superstition." And the plot also says that the Nigerian mafia is trying to capture aliens for power and weapons technology, which Nigeria sees as racism and destroying the country's image.

Search terms (Keywords): District 9 banned Nigeria government protest

"Sometimes things are scarier than the content on film...Is the imagination and paranoia of our humans staring at hitting their sensors. "

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