Hollywood doesn’t care about its customers but a small online company called CleanFilms did. Tired of all the trash and filth in movies, a large chunk of those on the Internet left Netflix and went to CleanFilms for movies that were edited to remove language, nudity, and violence. Where rated R once was the one to stay away from, PG-13 and PG have also seen an excessive use of the F word as well as more than just a peak down a girls shirt. All things I don’t want to see and many others didn’t either. All things Hollywood already edits out for versions of their art to be shown on airlines around the world. But good luck trying to get those variations on DVD. Nope, the studios would rather put the no-hold-bars release on them instead.

Today SvenOnTech received an e-mail informing us that, “after three long years of legal struggles, a judge in Colorado has ruled that we [Cleanfilms] cannot sell or rent edited DVDs anymore.” Even after Bush signed a bill last month allowing such edits to be made. Instead of attempting to take this all the way to the Supreme Court, out of money, CleanFilms will throw in the towel.

If you would like to get a hold of their inventory to own, we suggest you visit their site now while the pickings are good. The site will be out of cyberspace by September.

Thank you CleanFilms for doing what Hollywood wouldn’t. Guess it’s back to reading books.

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