Famous Movies That Have Been Banned All Over the World

I Am Curious

This movie was banned in Massachusetts because it was practically pornography. I Am Curious depicted many sexually explicit scenes, in which the protagonist was canonically under the age of consent. When this movie got banned by the governor of Massachusetts, the Supreme Court overturned the ban, and changed the textbook rules of what makes a movie "obscene."

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