[BRITinUSA]

If they lower the film's rating as a consequence of these custs and those under 18 get a chance to see it then I feel that it's a good move. The message is the important thing here, the violence that HE suffered was one way of getting that message across, by toning it down a notch more people may persuaded to see the movie.

The greater the spread of the message the better off we will all be.

[Sam the Sham]

I agree. A 'child-friendly' PG or G version is a very good idea.

But I am still furious that neither Mel Gibson nor Jim Caviezel seem to be able to find work in Hollyweird.

[Armando Guerra]

If they lower the film's rating as a consequence of these custs and those under 18 get a chance to see it then I feel that it's a good move.

I agree. I wouldn't want a 10 year old seeing the full version, but they should be able to see a milder version. The violence is part of what happened, but I think it can be conveyed without it being as graphic.

[Dataman]

The greater the spread of the message the better off we will all be.

Indeed. A special edition is not a problem.