"I agree with NOT showing it during "family time" on broadcast TV.
The media is simply attempting to use this tactic to try to humiliate and denegrate the moral conservatives by extremist reaction on the media's part.
Why else would they show extreme violence and foul language to children? Then they cry that they are afraid of the meanie FCC and that is why they don't dare show it? BULL!
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Sorry, but that's just crap. This film was a great film about the heroism of US troops in WWII. Yes, they cursed, and yes, it depicts actual violence.
This is a lousy decision, IMO.
your opinion - my opinion
What is good for an adult is NOT necessarily good for a child.
This movie, uncut, is NOT good for a child -- personally, I thought it was more of a "b" movie (b for BAD!) Definitely NOT in the grade of Sands of Iwo Jima, D-Day, and the other really GREAT WWII movies -- who were incidentally made without all the cussing or heads blown off in full blown color.
YOU would actually let a child under 15 watch this?
I have NO complaint about this being shown in the 10pm + time slot.