Out of curiosity I want to see "cleaned up" Breaking Bad. Can they take out all of the drug references too?

Their version of Game of Thrones might actually be better.

Watch all of Deadwood in under 1 hour!

There used to be a company that did this out of Utah for vhs and dvd's. They got shut down for copyright violations.

Surprised noone's brought up the preview pic. That's just the perfect Christian response: Grab their head, cover their mouth, look up to Jesus. Well, either that, or a smack to the back of the head while screaming "Don't ever let me hear you say that ever again!".

Finally, I can sit down with the kids and watch Caligula!

Mom? What does... Libertarian mean?

Is there a service I can use to protect my kids from social conservatives and pro-censorship nagging points? Such as a service that lets my children automatically circumvent blacklists imposed upon an increasing number of Western nations by states and corporations working in collusion, or enables my kids to systematically undermine libertarian-paternalist SEO algorithms that were designed to subtly control the flow of information, by favoring results containing content deemed favorable to the powers that be, and burying results containing content deemed unfavorable?

Like so many others of my generation, censorship deeply offends me, and by jingo I think it's time the net nannys start catering to OUR social hangups!

I'm disappointed, I thought this was going to be an ad for software that uses some kind of image/sound recognition to try to automatically censor movies and I couldn't wait to try it.

I don't really get it. I sort of understand how kids of that age would want to see Star Trek, and I think there was at least one "son of a bitch" and "shit" in Jurassic Park. But a lot of those movies on the list.. Braveheart? Gladiator? Even the Matrix are already rated R, with or without "fucks" contain subject matter that a child of that age probably should see. The easiest thing to do with Netflix or any other service, if you don't want your kids hearing words or seeing violence at home, is to hit that little button that only allows up to PG rated movies.

Or if you're a real pussy, only G.

Also this kind of parenting is so fucking lazy and backasswards. One of my dad's favorite movies was Blazing Saddles, and although he didn't let me watch that with him until I was at least 12 or something, he took me to SpaceBalls in the theatre when I was five or six. I learned the word "shit" from that movie, even though I didn't know what it meant.

I asked him on the drive home and he explained it to me, that it was poop. We both laughed. But he also told me not to say it in school or at the McDonalds we stopped at. So next day in school, I say it, get in trouble and get sent to the principles' office. Lesson learned, and it's a lesson that applies to most adult work environments (especially customer service) too.

Any sort of censorship is bullshit for that reason - if things like the internet existed back then, and I had watched a censored version of Spaceballs, I'd just try to figure out what all the patchy bleeps were, and treat them as sacred fruit, not simply as words you can use sometimes here and sometimes not there.

These people are terrible. The guys from VidAngel. There's a whole site about their activities.

http://vidangelcomreviews.yolasite.com/

It's one thing to be a child protection company, but when my kid can Google the kind of things listed on this site, that company is NOT safe. Sorry!