'Superman Returns' to be banned?
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I think the writer of that letter meant it as a joke.
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Originally posted by Honeybunz:Dear Mr Brown,
You must explain why you write this.
No, dun say sorry. Sorry not enough. You must say why you wrote this kind of thing. You must explain clearly to us. Move on? Move on your head ah.
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There were cases of kids jumping down the HDB thinking they are superman...
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how come today can publish this kind of crude joke one..
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ban this ban that... ban all lah... then watch news or playing PS2... (er..r the last one should be ban also ??)
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Relax ppl.... its all satire. read the link and the whole article. Man, i miss mr brown!
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might as well ban tv
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I can't believe the reply from some of the people here... the article is talking about superman but it is really a dig on people who wanna ban Da Vinci Code. It is already stated many times tat the movie is fiction. And frankly speaking, entertainment-wise it is really a good movie to watch. People attempt to ban the movie is akin to muslim banning comics on their prophet. Overall these sort of incidents pull their image down
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wah lau eh... it's meant to be a satire la
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aaaa... now is bout religion aa.
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for fark man... i think those parent are just being self centered..
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harnor harnor...
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Mr. Brown...
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you think superman can suka-suka ban izzit?
you think what? macam like tir-kwa izzit? -
Haha...I think its dig at our government...
To imagine that stupid parents would want to ban superman...
in order to "protect" kids....
is just like how our government tries to ban this and that...
treating its citizen like kids...
its mrbrown isnt it? -
For a moment, I thought it's real.
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Ignorance is bliss
Why dont we ban speech as well."A six foot tongue can kill a six foot man".
Why dont we ban cars as well " There are cases of reckless drunken driving and fatal accidents"
Why dont we ban knifes as well "People use them for stabbing others as another purpose" -
The article was well written and "encoded" to highlight what was happening to Da Vinci Code.
And I find it pretty amusing that there seem to be people here who have no idea what Mr Brown's talking about, and are misled. -
From some of the replies that I have seen, I wonder how many actually bothered reading the full article first?
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I think they only read the first page without clicking 'next'.Originally posted by Parka: The article was well written and "encoded" to highlight what was happening to Da Vinci Code.
And I find it pretty amusing that there seem to be people here who have no idea what Mr Brown's talking about, and are misled. -
Why not? It's a tiny step to freedom of the press...Originally posted by Ito_^:how come today can publish this kind of crude joke one.. -
Originally posted by JLennon:I think they only read the first page without clicking 'next'.
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My take would be that if we were to ban these types of movies, then i think they will be no movies to watch because majority of the movies are fiction with a tinge of exageration added to it.
What I think would be the root of the problem is that the parents must realize that they hold important roles in the education of the young minds. To make them distinguish fact from fiction.
We do need a little fiction to spice up our lives. I think everyone agrees on that.
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wtf ban everything
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no one reads properly