Eva Green Defends Her Controversial SIN CITY 2 Poster; Edited Version Released

Yo, MantiniumMan


#freethenipple

Actually @MightyZeus kids now a days don't have to govsee a rated-R movie to see violence, heck they can see it anytime on tv.

Kids grow up sucking the nipple.
Unless your a bottle freak.

I wish the poster was scratch & sniff!

She's absolutely right though. A slightly naked woman gets banned but a whole bunch of violent men with guns or whatever are totally fine. Priorities are so messed up.

Ummm... her right nipple is more visible than it was in the uncensored poster:



@MightyZeus You're overthinking what she is saying. She is trying to say graphic violence is worse than nudity. She is right.

I'm a bit drunk right now, so there's a good chance when I wake up tomorrow and see my comment, I'll think I was stupid for saying it.

I can see both sides of the argument. I personally think it's a bunch of fuss over nothing. I mean, she's just standing in a robe. It's not like she is in some sexually provocative pose like a porn ad. 

Much like violence, which has very much become mainstream and acceptable over the last few decades, the human form would cease to be taboo if ppl stop treating as such. Now, I'm not saying that it should be open season on full frontal nudity any and everywhere, however, this is far from being that. 

When we as comic book (movie) fans have become so conservative and politically protective of women that the idea of the iconic Wonder Woman costume, with the simple exposing of thighs and arms, has become unpopular, something is wrong. This isn't about fairness and respect. Like someone else mentioned, if this was a guy with his shirt off, no one would have said anything. That's right. Conan, Tarzan, and Hercules are still running around in leaves and loin cloths but Wonder Woman needs pants to be respectable and to prevent be objectified.

Nobody puts Eva Green's breasts in the corner!

So for the MPAA this is totally cool:



This is NOT ALLOWED

this should help

the people using the "kids might see the poster at the theater" argument SEEM to conveniently forget some of the disturbing Horror Movie posters that the MPAA has zero problem with:

Decapitation



Torture



Rape before death



"We don't want parents to have to explain the nipple to their kids but this bloody killer is totally acceptable"

@ thebaroness89

exactly,well said.