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[quote=JIMMYB,278877]Alan, she has become popular for her nudity in Lust and Caution no matter she intended to or not. Even she didn't intend to, she had had great negative impact on other people. I guess that is the reason why she was banned by the State Administration of Radio, Film & TV.

"A movie without sex and violence won't sell in the western world; nudity is expected."

Agree! The director just take advantage of nudity and violence to attract more audience to make money and the audience are willing to pay for it. I know that US has clear film classification system. However, China doesn't have such a system. The Lost in Beijing and Lust and Caution has warned that China should make a system on the movies, not just banning some movies. This is useless.

"The more nudity and unnecessary violence in a movie (in order for it to sell) then the less there is in providing a good story line or social information to the viewer."

Gary, can't agree with you anymore. Those movies that have impressed us seldom contain much nude and unnecessary violence, for example, Schindler's List. To some extent, the popularity of the movies such as Lost in Beijing and Lust and Caution has suggested that we, the audience, have low taste on movies. 
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