I recently got back from a trip to Europe, and I was appalled at the fact that the movies were not edited to remove vulgar and obscene content. The last flight I had been a few years. It has been standard practice in the airline industry for the past few decades to edit in-flight movies. However, with Hollywood’s big fuss over edited movie companies the past few years, it appears that in-flight movies are no longer edited.
So, my 7-hour flight on the Boeing 767 aircraft had these awesome LCD touch screens. They not only control your seat’s reading light and headphone volume, but it is an on-demand digital entertainment system. There are dozens of TV shoes, a couple dozen recent movies, a few thousand MP3s, and also games as well as see in-flight GPS updates. You pick and choose your in-flight entertainment. While I applaud the advanced entertainment technology on airplanes, I am disappointed that the movies were not edited. Half of the movies were rated R. How would you like your child sitting in the seat next to someone watching an R rated movie that shows graphic sex scenes? So are the eye covers they distribute so you can get sleep or are they to be used as blinders?
Solution: Take your own portable DVD player and bring along movies that are edited for content. Not only will your DVD player have better video and audio quality, but you will have the enjoyment of watching movies that do not have vulgar language and do not have nudity.
There is only one edited movie company remaining, Family Edited DVDs. They are liquidating their inventory and going out of business; thus the reason for the massive half-price liquidation sale. Here’s a great opportunity to get some edited movies before they are gone!
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