Banned, Censored, and Hated 15 Most Controversial ’60s Movies..

Описание: Journey into cinema's most daring decade with "Banned, Censored, and Hated: 15 Most Controversial '60s Movies." Discover why authorities actually burned film prints, directors faced arrest, and the Vatican issued formal condemnations against boundary-pushing classics. From Hitchcock's "Psycho" that had viewers fainting in theatre aisles to "Cleopatra" nearly bankrupting 20th Century Fox, these films forever changed what could be shown on screen.

Uncover the shocking behind-the-scenes chaos of "The Swimmer," where Burt Lancaster endured "seventeen weeks of absolute misery," and "Blow-Up," the film that finally broke Hollywood's strict censorship system. Learn how Elizabeth Taylor's record-breaking $1 million salary for "Cleopatra" sparked a tabloid frenzy that overshadowed the actual film.

These fifteen revolutionary movies pushed artistic boundaries, challenged social norms, and redefined cinema itself—often at tremendous personal and financial cost. Some directors never worked again, while others like Sam Peckinpah saw their visions butchered by studio interference.

From experimental narratives that confused audiences to unprecedented content that shocked critics, these controversial masterpieces were ahead of their time. Many bombed spectacularly before being rediscovered and celebrated by later generations of filmmakers like Martin Scorsese.


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