Cleaned up.
The first time I watched a Banned From TV,I knew I was going to watch the others. These are the kinds of movies that make you ask yourself "why do I want to watch this?". Maybe curiosity. Or maybe awareness, I really don't know but all you will gain from viewing this kind of material is shock and fear. The thing is, it's all real footage and scene after scene it gets worse. There is a narrator with a very stoic voice that presents and describes every scene.
There is a reason why it's called Banned From TV. The reason is that there are limits to what the media can show and they trim the rest out. I think personally that there is enough stress in the media already. This would only amplify the level of stress and depression.
Conclusion: if you are curious and want to see what the media trim out then go rent or buy a copy. But be advised, Banned From TV 3, along with the first two Banned From TV's, is incredibly graphic and does not hold back. It's an unflinching view of the real world. So be prepared.
There is a reason why it's called Banned From TV. The reason is that there are limits to what the media can show and they trim the rest out. I think personally that there is enough stress in the media already. This would only amplify the level of stress and depression.
Conclusion: if you are curious and want to see what the media trim out then go rent or buy a copy. But be advised, Banned From TV 3, along with the first two Banned From TV's, is incredibly graphic and does not hold back. It's an unflinching view of the real world. So be prepared.
- ShredTheDead
- May 5, 2009