Faced with a ban that was keeping his latest historical drama out of important movie theaters, Sir Ridley Scott had a difficult choice: Leave Exodus: Gods and Kings the way that it is, or remove some of the things that officials found offensive. He opted for the latter. As we reported earlier, select international movie theaters were banning Ridley Scott's adaptation of the Old Testament because they believed the film was riddled with "historical inaccuracies." Well, riddled might be too intense of a word, because it turns out all Scott had to remove from the film were two lines of ...
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