Why I have a dvd collection, esp. of older, now contraversial movies.
Why I have a dvd collection, esp. of older, now contraversial movies.
Yet another lesson in "Own your media in a way that it cannot be edited". They are actively trying to 1984 your media in real time. This is real. There should be laws against this.
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From the post:
>Amazon Prime has been slammed for axing what many fans call the 'emotional core' of the beloved Christmas classic It's a Wonderful Life. Holiday viewers were left furious after discovering Amazon Prime Video had chopped 22 minutes from Frank Capra's iconic 1946 film and gutting one of its most famous scenes. The decades-long staple pulls in millions of viewers every Christmas season, with 4.7 million people tuning in in 2017 and nearly 4.5 million still watching in 2020. But fans were left scratching their heads this year after realizing they'd been served an 'abridged' cut of the film - confusion fueled by what insiders say is the movie's notoriously chaotic copyright history, according to CNN.
Yet another lesson in "Own your media in a way that it cannot be edited".
They are actively trying to 1984 your media in real time. This is real. There should be laws against this.
Archive: https://archive.today/JQBrk
From the post:
>>Amazon Prime has been slammed for axing what many fans call the 'emotional core' of the beloved Christmas classic It's a Wonderful Life.
Holiday viewers were left furious after discovering Amazon Prime Video had chopped 22 minutes from Frank Capra's iconic 1946 film and gutting one of its most famous scenes.
The decades-long staple pulls in millions of viewers every Christmas season, with 4.7 million people tuning in in 2017 and nearly 4.5 million still watching in 2020.
But fans were left scratching their heads this year after realizing they'd been served an 'abridged' cut of the film - confusion fueled by what insiders say is the movie's notoriously chaotic copyright history, according to CNN.