Original artwork, not a still
Too graphic. Too overt. Not suitable for mass consumption.
— Kalifornia ‧ 1993
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
The short judgments sound final: something has been rejected as too explicit for a broad audience. Repeating 'too' makes excess the complaint. The speaker draws a boundary around what they think people should be shown, without explaining the rejected material itself.
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