Girls Of The Golden Saloon [DVD]

I bought this on DVD and it was 81 minutes, and had a bunch of Full Frontal Female Nudity. However, the plot is not that great, and it is badly dubbed into English. But the girls are fun to look, and it has several nude scenes. I also rented it on Amazon Prime where it is only 73 minutes. I am not sure what was cut but it appears that all the nude scenes are there. Maybe Full Moon fixed it after the earlier review or something.

We might have watched this movie on Prime Video, but IMDb (also an Amazon property) lists it as 81 minutes long, not 73. Format changes usually don't cause that much difference in run time.We found that most (possibly all) Full Moon erotic films have been butchered, and we've cancelled our Full Moon channel subscription One marketing manager of a company that provides video content to Amazon told me that Amazon’s content restrictions are to blame. Here's what I found online: From videodirect.amazon.com/home/help?topicid-201986500: “We reserve the right to determine the appropriateness of all content submitted for publication on the service. Titles containing persistent or graphic sexually explicit or violent acts, gratuitous nudity, and/or erotic themes ("adult content") are not eligible for inclusion in the Amazon Prime catalog or to be made available via Free with Ads offer. Titles containing adult content may not be amended or edited from their original form to circumvent this restriction.”This video appears to have been edited to "circumvent this restriction". The same would be true for essentially everything from Pink Eiga, and a lot of Full Moon, Old Mill Entertainment and Sprocket Flicks packages. Unfortunately, my gripe is with the restriction itself: My wife and I, in our 60s, specifically wanted to see "adult content," on a site where we were confident we could avoid malware and Russian bots. Guess we're not old enough. Censorship cannot, of course, “help the viewer experience", it only hurts. Some of these products Amazon sells uncut on DVD but won't allow on video on demand... WTF?Amazon and its suppliers have a joint responsibility to ensure that every movie contains what any viewer/purchaser would reasonably expect – the complete film as originally released, uncut and unedited unless plainly stated otherwise. In America, censorship is unnecessary. And it’s a disgrace!

dreadful overpriced rubbish.not in the least a so bad its good movie, just awful .