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07-05-2023, 02:39 AM	#1
Member-680189 Member Member since:Sep 2020 4K collection:- Blu-ray collection:- DVD collection:-	Criterion should be ashamed Why hasn't the MPA(A) sued them for daring to release home video without on-screen FBI warnings? What other U.S. companies dare to do this? Actually, since most others do have the warnings, this must mean Criterion's titles are exempt from FBI prosecution for copyright violationists? What if a person exclusively bought Criterion titles and never saw such a warning in their life? Would they be forced to read the copyright warning on the artwork? Then why isn't that warning enough for other companies? Such a complex issue.

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