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| alexl467 Member  Bklyn, NY 873 Posts 4/03 |  Posted - Aug 14 2009 : 11:27PMWhy is it that most of the time the titles of gonzo and feature movies are changed from what they are know as on store selves and online when they are aired on the Playboy Channel? I could understand this occurring when a move’s title is either too explicit (like something along the lines of “Fuck My Ass Really Hard!!!”) or too close to a title of a mainstream production, but I can’t understand when the title is neither (like in the case of “Teens In Tight Jeans” / Vouyer Media). I also would like to know why haven’t the makers of these changed title versions place notices at either the beginning and/or ending of their movies that would let anyone that might be interested in buying them know what they are called on store selves and online, especially if they are aired on Playboy without their full opening and/or closing credit sequences and company information? alexl467 [Link] |
| alexl467 Member Bklyn, NY 873 Posts 4/03 | Posted - Sep 18 2009 : 12:11PM alexl467 [Link] |
fu_q  All-Star Member Marv Montag (@PornOfYore) 2506 Posts 2/09 | Posted - Oct 4 2009 : 3:59AM Hence, I say "bump!". (Could it have to do with marketing studies of what kind of words / phrases different demographics like? That's probably too complex...) [Link] |
| alexl467 Member Bklyn, NY 873 Posts 4/03 | Posted - Oct 4 2009 : 7:43AM alexl467 [Link] |
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