The latest promotional material for the upcoming "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" has been released, and while we couldn't be happier with how it turned out, the MPAA have their fair share of nip-picks. Sorry, nit-tits. NITPICKS!
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The teaser poster, featuring actress Eva Green toting a gun while sporting a sheer robe (and barely at that) is causing the collective jaw of men everywhere to drop to the floor. But what exactly are the gripes that have now gotten the poster banned by the MPAA? According to the New York Post, "nudity - curve of under breast and dark nipple/areola circle visible through sheer gown." Yep, we can definitely see all of that.
Dimension Films have yet to comment on the matter, but we're pretty sure they accomplished exactly what they wanted to by releasing this to the public despite its MPAA ban. After all, how do you ban a poster that's already thousands of men's computer desktop background? The real shame is that studio executives are likely already working on a censored version of the poster, but that really only affects people at bus stops. We've already seen everything we needed to see right here.
Eva Green isn't the first actress to have one of her ads banned this year: Can You Guess Why This Scarlett Johansson Super Bowl Ad Got Banned?
The teaser poster, featuring actress Eva Green toting a gun while sporting a sheer robe (and barely at that) is causing the collective jaw of men everywhere to drop to the floor. But what exactly are the gripes that have now gotten the poster banned by the MPAA? According to the New York Post, "nudity - curve of under breast and dark nipple/areola circle visible through sheer gown." Yep, we can definitely see all of that.
Dimension Films have yet to comment on the matter, but we're pretty sure they accomplished exactly what they wanted to by releasing this to the public despite its MPAA ban. After all, how do you ban a poster that's already thousands of men's computer desktop background? The real shame is that studio executives are likely already working on a censored version of the poster, but that really only affects people at bus stops. We've already seen everything we needed to see right here.
Eva Green isn't the first actress to have one of her ads banned this year: Can You Guess Why This Scarlett Johansson Super Bowl Ad Got Banned?
