Brits Order Tomb Raider Cuts
British censors have ordered scenes of head butts and throat chops cut from the U.K. version of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider to let it be seen by younger viewers, the BBC reported. The British Board of Film Classification demanded that producers cut violent scenes or settle for a 15 certificate, which would exclude viewers under the age of 15. The cuts mean those over the ages of 12 can now see the film, the BBC reported.
Tomb Raider, starring Angelina Jolie and based on the Eidos video-game series of the same name, opens in the United Kingdom on July 6.
British censors have ordered scenes of head butts and throat chops cut from the U.K. version of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider to let it be seen by younger viewers, the BBC reported. The British Board of Film Classification demanded that producers cut violent scenes or settle for a 15 certificate, which would exclude viewers under the age of 15. The cuts mean those over the ages of 12 can now see the film, the BBC reported.
Tomb Raider, starring Angelina Jolie and based on the Eidos video-game series of the same name, opens in the United Kingdom on July 6.