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Even putting aside this point, it's perfectly legal to show **pretty much anything in a movie**, since it's something that a studio can decide to release or not release, a theater can choose to exhibit or not exhibit, and a movie goer can decide to go see or not see.

Broadcast television is a limited public space (there is only so much broadcast bandwidth available), and so it was decided that broadcasts in this public space should be subject to public regulation (the Federal Communication Commission). That's why you can't show boobies on broadcast TV, that's why you can't say "God cunt-fucking dammit" on broadcast TV and that's why you can't show someone's head exploding on broadcast TV.

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