彭博：《蝙蝠俠：黑夜之神》下周四被禁映 楊潤雄：當局按機制辦事
要靜去自修室啦屌
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照你咁講青蜂俠都唔得個喎
其實係咪連登仔成日話香港似葛咸城
所以禁左
所以禁左
以為大陸先會「禁播」
都似啦，係冇蝙蝠俠姐
葛咸城仲民主過香港
美麗新葛咸
咁民主方面梗係唔似啦
但都係一個大都會表面好風光入面又腐敗、民生又差
但都係一個大都會表面好風光入面又腐敗、民生又差
呢套因為要上大陸改劇本改到七彩
改到大佬啱口味先至拍得
飛紙仔從來冇停過
改到大佬啱口味先至拍得
飛紙仔從來冇停過
樓主pin 呢個
Cctvb 成日播
Cctvb 成日播
肯定係去香港捉返劉生返黎果一幕啦,抹黑丫嘛
彭博都提到套戲係有敏感場面
Hong Kong officials canceled the screening of a Batman film one year after passage of a law that lets them ban movies on national security grounds.
The showing of the 2008 movie The Dark Knight set for Oct. 27 at an outdoor venue was called off “based on direction from the HK Government Office for Film, Newspaper and Article Administration,” according to a notice that organizers sent to ticket holders on Thursday.
The notice didn’t give a reason for the move, saying only that the movie Iron Man would be shown instead and refunds were available. The office named in the message did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Hong Kong has been cracking down on free speech following large and sometimes violent anti-government protests in 2019. Changes to the Film Censorship Bill in 2021 allowed for fines of as much as HK$1,000,000 ($130,000) and up three years in prison for anyone who screens non-approved content.
The law allows inspectors without a warrant to search a premises showing a film to see if it runs contrary to the interests of a national security law that Beijing imposed on the city.
Hong Kong Passes Film Censorship Law, Curbing Free Speech Again
In August, Hong Kong censors banned an award-winning animation that included a one-second scene depicting protests in 2014. The filmmakers behind Losing Sight of a Longed Place said it was pulled from a movie event after they refused to submit an edited version, without specifying what changes censors wanted.
Warner Bros. chose not to show The Dark Knight on the mainland when it was initially released, Variety reported in 2008. The studio cited “a number of pre-release conditions that are being attached” and “cultural sensitivities to some elements of the film.” The film did appear on Hong Kong’s screens.
The superhero movie featured scenes filmed in the former British colony, including one of Batman on a skyscraper at night. One element of the story that may have angered censors involves a corrupt Chinese businessman.
Hong Kong officials canceled the screening of a Batman film one year after passage of a law that lets them ban movies on national security grounds.
The showing of the 2008 movie The Dark Knight set for Oct. 27 at an outdoor venue was called off “based on direction from the HK Government Office for Film, Newspaper and Article Administration,” according to a notice that organizers sent to ticket holders on Thursday.
The notice didn’t give a reason for the move, saying only that the movie Iron Man would be shown instead and refunds were available. The office named in the message did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Hong Kong has been cracking down on free speech following large and sometimes violent anti-government protests in 2019. Changes to the Film Censorship Bill in 2021 allowed for fines of as much as HK$1,000,000 ($130,000) and up three years in prison for anyone who screens non-approved content.
The law allows inspectors without a warrant to search a premises showing a film to see if it runs contrary to the interests of a national security law that Beijing imposed on the city.
Hong Kong Passes Film Censorship Law, Curbing Free Speech Again
In August, Hong Kong censors banned an award-winning animation that included a one-second scene depicting protests in 2014. The filmmakers behind Losing Sight of a Longed Place said it was pulled from a movie event after they refused to submit an edited version, without specifying what changes censors wanted.
Warner Bros. chose not to show The Dark Knight on the mainland when it was initially released, Variety reported in 2008. The studio cited “a number of pre-release conditions that are being attached” and “cultural sensitivities to some elements of the film.” The film did appear on Hong Kong’s screens.
The superhero movie featured scenes filmed in the former British colony, including one of Batman on a skyscraper at night. One element of the story that may have angered censors involves a corrupt Chinese businessman.
咁黑旋風廣告都要ban
所以未係葛咸城 罪惡之都
本身11月3號播
外國勢力滲透香港 仲要跨境執法強行虜走人
唔記得左係咪依套batman講點解支那公司年年都係8%增長 覺得好怪
套戲有咩得罪佢