Why was this movie banned?
Reading through the lines of this movie's main page you can see
"Certification: Finland:(Banned) (1969-1973)"
Why did they ban Dio perdona...io no! in Finland?
However, this movie rocks, as usual.
I think it was the violent version who was banned in Finland.
shareIf you look around IMDB you'll quickly discover that almost EVERYTHING from the '70s and '80s with even a modicum of violence was banned in Finland. I'm not sure why this is, though.
shareindeed, some lame asses worked at the institutes that banned movies. i dont know why that is. we live in a democratic country. nobody has the right to bann/censor anything by any reason.
its a free world, i can do what i want as long as i dont hurt/insult anyone else. And did movie didnt anything like that, violence yes. bu further nothing. so fu&ck them.
Is Finland a country full of cowards, like the French?
sharewuss. 73% of the French military in WWI were killed, maimed or made POWs (that would add up to something like 6 million soldiers as casualties). 60% of ALL Frenchmen between the ages of 18 and 28 were killed or maimed in the war. Hell, in WWII over 400,000 French civilians were killed.
What have you got to compare to that, Freedom Fries?
The Fench are neither cowards or stupid. They were smart enough to NOT get into a war with Iraq. and for the record. "french fries' were made in Belgium first where they SPEAK French. I never DID call them "freedom fries"
share""french fries' were made in Belgium first where they SPEAK French."
Most actually speak Flemish (a Dutch dialect) rather than Walloon (a French dialect) but other than that well said.
"Nothings gonna change my world!"
You need a few commas in your sentences, and "Most actually" does not make sense.
Exclude "most"
Begin sentence with "Actually,..."
"Most" has to do with comparison of 3 or more. Let me guess, ESL? Otherwise, you just might be kinda dumb. Hahaha
Please improve your grammar & proofreading.
French, not Fench
When using "neither", "nor" is to be used as the conjunction, rather than "or."
You have mistakenly used "." (periods) in place of "," (commas).
If the case is ESL, you are not excused, but should not attempt certain things until you know more about the language. Pick one -- double or single -- on the diacritics, in your use of quotes -- "french fries'.
Further note/advice: Your use of CAPITALIZING seems overdone, but is warranted for emphasis; ideally, would be bolded, instead
[deleted]