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* ''Film/{{Moonlight}}'' was banned due to its focus on sexuality.
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* ''The Battle at Lake Changjin,'' a Chinese film about UsefulNotes/TheKoreanWar from the Chinese perspective, caused a controversy among Malaysians who criticized the film for being pro-communist, and Malaysia banned the film for that reason. Similar to its neighboring countries Indonesia and Singapore, Malaysia has a policy of banning anything depicting communism and socialism in a neutral light. The assassination of Kim Jong-nam in 2017 (which worsened relations between Malaysia and North Korea) and the fact that North Korea severed ties with Malaysia in 2021 over the latter country's extradition of a North Korean national to the United States doesn't help either.
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* ''The Battle at Lake Changjin,'' a Chinese film about UsefulNotes/TheKoreanWar from the Chinese perspective, caused a controversy among Malaysians who criticized the film for being pro-communist, and Malaysia banned the film for that reason. Similar to its neighboring countries Indonesia and Singapore, Malaysia has a policy of banning anything depicting communism and socialism in a neutral (or positive) light. The assassination of Kim Jong-nam in 2017 (which worsened relations between Malaysia and North Korea) and the fact that North Korea severed ties with Malaysia in 2021 over the latter country's extradition of a North Korean national to the United States doesn't help either.
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* ''Film/Superbad'' was also banned due to sexual content, especially since the entire plot revolves around teenagers trying to obtain alcohol using a fake ID and other undesirable methods for a party so they can get laid.
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* ''Film/Superbad'' ''Film/{{Superbad}}'' was also banned due to sexual content, especially since the entire plot revolves around teenagers trying to obtain alcohol using a fake ID and other undesirable methods for a party so they can get laid.
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* ''Film/Superbad'' was also banned due to sexual content, especially since the entire plot revolves around teenagers trying to obtain alcohol using a fake ID and other undesirable methods for a party so they can get laid.
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* The Indian movie ''Kadaram Kondan'' was banned not only because it depicted the Royal Malaysian Police Force as corrupt, but also because the director had failed to obtain the necessary permits for filming in Malaysia.
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* It appears that ''Vida The Vet'' has received the short stick as the show was supposed to premier on Creator/CBeebies on January 2024 but is no-show on the Malaysian feed of the channel, nor is it on BBC Player Asia in the region. Additionally the show is also supposed to be on Netflix but is absent from the service in Malaysia. Allegedly, the reason for the ban was because Vida has two dads, which puts it in the crosshair of the home minister's[[note]]the very same one who tried to ban Swatch watches as mentioned below, and wants to censor online streaming services as mentioned above. It's a RiddleForTheAges why the Prime Minister, who himself is LGBTQ-friendly, has not yet demoted him or even fired him after the entire Swatch guffaw[[/note]] extremist-conservative beliefs.
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* It appears that ''Vida The Vet'' ''WesternAnimation/VidaTheVet'' has received the short stick banhammer as the show was supposed to premier on Creator/CBeebies on January 2024 but is no-show on the Malaysian feed of the channel, nor is it on BBC Player Asia in the region. Additionally the show is also supposed to be on Netflix but is absent from the service in Malaysia. Allegedly, the reason for the ban was because Vida has two dads, which puts it in the crosshair of the home minister's[[note]]the very same one who tried to ban Swatch watches as mentioned below, and wants to censor online streaming services as mentioned above. It's a RiddleForTheAges riddle of the ages why the Prime Minister, who himself is LGBTQ-friendly, has not yet demoted him or even fired him after the entire Swatch guffaw[[/note]] extremist-conservative beliefs.
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* It appears that ''Vida The Vet'' has received the short stick as the show was supposed to premier on Creator/CBeebies on January 2024 but is no-show on the Malaysian feed of the channel, nor is it on BBC Player Asia in the region. Additionally the show is also supposed to be on Netflix but is absent from the service in Malaysia. Allegedly, the reason for the ban was because Vida has two dads, which puts it in the crosshair of the home minister's[[note]]the very same one who tried to ban Swatch watches as mentioned below, and wants to censor online streaming services as mentioned above. It's a riddle of the ages why the Prime Minister, who himself is LGBTQ-friendly, has not yet demoted him or even fired him after the entire Swatch guffaw[[/note]] extremist-conservative beliefs.
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* It appears that ''Vida The Vet'' has received the short stick as the show was supposed to premier on Creator/CBeebies on January 2024 but is no-show on the Malaysian feed of the channel, nor is it on BBC Player Asia in the region. Additionally the show is also supposed to be on Netflix but is absent from the service in Malaysia. Allegedly, the reason for the ban was because Vida has two dads, which puts it in the crosshair of the home minister's[[note]]the very same one who tried to ban Swatch watches as mentioned below, and wants to censor online streaming services as mentioned above. It's a riddle of the ages RiddleForTheAges why the Prime Minister, who himself is LGBTQ-friendly, has not yet demoted him or even fired him after the entire Swatch guffaw[[/note]] extremist-conservative beliefs.
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* It appears that ''Vida The Vet'' has received the short stick as the show was supposed to premier on Creator/CBeebies on January 2024 but is no-show on the Malaysian feed of the channel, nor is it on BBC Player Asia in the region. Additionally the show is also supposed to be on Netflix but is absent from the service in Malaysia. Allegedly, the reason for the ban was because Vida has two dads, which puts it in the crosshair of the home minister's[[note]]the very same one who tried to ban Swatch watches as mentioned below.below, and wants to censor online streaming services as mentioned above. It's a riddle of the ages why the Prime Minister, who himself is LGBTQ-friendly, has not yet demoted him or even fired him after the entire Swatch guffaw[[/note]] extremist-conservative beliefs.
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* Ultimately the home minister put forward a proposal to censor all legal streaming sites, specifically for pro-LGBTQ content, in 2024. Judging from the feedback to the news anrticle, people aren't pleased.
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* Ultimately the home minister put forward a proposal to censor all legal streaming sites, specifically for pro-LGBTQ content, in 2024. Judging from the feedback to the news anrticle, article, people aren't pleased.
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* It appears that ''Vida The Vet'' has received the short stick as the show was supposed to premier on Creator/CBeebies on January 2024 but is no-show on the Malaysian feed of the channel, nor is it on BBC Player Asia in the region. Additionally the show is also supposed to be on Netflix but is absent from the service in Malaysia. Allegedly, the reason for the ban was because Vida has two dads, which puts it in the crosshair of the home minister's[[note]]the very same one who tried to ban Swatch watches as mentioned below[[/note]] below. It's a riddle of the ages why the Prime Minister, who himself is LGBTQ-friendly, has not yet demoted him or even fired him after the entire Swatch guffaw[[/note]] extremist-conservative beliefs.
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* It appears that ''Vida The Vet'' has received the short stick as the show was supposed to premier on Creator/CBeebies on January 2024 but is no-show on the Malaysian feed of the channel, nor is it on BBC Player Asia in the region. Additionally the show is also supposed to be on Netflix but is absent from the service in Malaysia. Allegedly, the reason for the ban was because Vida has two dads, which puts it in the crossfire crosshair of the home minister's minister's[[note]]the very same one who tried to ban Swatch watches as mentioned below[[/note]] extremist-conservative beliefs.
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* It appears that ''Vida The Vet'' has received the short stick as the show was supposed to premier on Creator/CBeebies on January 2024 but is no-show on the Malaysian feed of the channel, nor is it on BBC Player Asia in the region. Additionally the show is also supposed to be on Netflix but is absent from the service in Malaysia. Allegedly, the reason for the ban was because Vida has two dads, which puts it in the crossfire crosshair of the home minister's minister's[[note]]the very same one who tried to ban Swatch watches as mentioned below[[/note]] extremist-conservative beliefs.
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