Top 10 At The Box Office

1 Miss Congeniality 2 Dude, Where's My Car? 3 The Wedding Planner 4 Finding Forrester 5 Traffic 6 The Exorcist (Director's Cut) 7 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 8 The Emperor's New Groove 9 Chocolat 10 Rugrats In Paris

Banning The Exorcist Stops Good Message Getting Through

I am really confused by the Victorian Government's ban on the Good Friday showing of the film The Exorcist. This film is almost a classic medieval morality play. I doubt if the Vatican film unit could have done a better job in demonstrating the ultimate power of good and righteousness over the po

Bracks' About-face On Exorcist

The Victorian Government is expected to back down on its decision to ban the Good Friday screening of R-rated film The Exorcist: The Director's Cut.

Bracks Stands By Ban On The Exorcist

The State Government is sticking to its decision to ban the screening of The Exorcist: The Director's Cut on Good Friday, despite condemnation from artists, civil liberties advocates and the State Opposition.

Exorcise The Justice Department, Please

The Good Friday ban on screening The Exorcist is silly and should be withdrawn.

Speak Of The Devil, Just Not On Good Friday

VICTORIANS should head north if they want to watch The Exorcist next Friday.

Exorcist To Screen On Good Friday

NSW cinemas will screen The Exorcist on Good Friday - unlike those in Victoria, where R-rated films are banned on the day.

Victoria Calls In Exorcist On Good Friday

The NSW Government will not follow the lead of Victoria, where the horror film, The Exorcist, has been banned from screening on Good Friday for fear of offending Christians.

Exorcist Banned For Good Friday

Victorians will not be allowed to see the film The Exorcist: The Directors Cut on Good Friday because the Bracks Government has decided it would be too offensive to Christians.