It hasn't even been five minutes since Olivia Wilde made her directorial debut for the film Booksmart and already, she's stuck dealing with issues.
Namely, how several airlines edited out a lesbian kiss from the film.
Here's a spoiler for ya: Olivia is not happy.
The actress just made her directorial debut with the film Booksmart!
To remedy this, they try to cram four years of fun into one wild night.
The film has been getting tons of buzz!
It even has 97 percent on Rotton Tomatoes — an impressive feat for the first-time director.
But by doing this, she learned something truly upsetting...
It was edited out while intimate scenes between male and female characters remained.
Delta ended up releasing a statement to People, explaining their side as they have a third-party editing company who edits their movies.
“We value diversity and inclusion as core to our culture and our mission and will review our processes to ensure edited video content doesn’t conflict with these values.”
This resulted in a ton of tweets on the subject of censorship in movies.
She tweeted: "uhhhh I’ve literally watched people get their entire [expletive] on in an airplane movie. Like full doggy but no lesbian kissing is a rule? Lame."
One person even called the overall censorship of the lesbian kiss a "gross abuse" against the LGBTQ community.
“I don’t understand it,” she said.
“There’s censorship, airline to airline, of films, which there must be some kind of governing board to determine. We rate it a certain way. If it’s not X-rated, surely it’s acceptable on an airplane.”
'It’s such an integral part of this character’s journey. I don’t understand it," she said.
"My heart just broke. I’m trying to get to the bottom of it; I want people to experience the entire film.”
"There’s insane violence of bodies being smashed in half and yet a love scene between two women is censored from the film."
“It’s ridiculous,” Dever said. “I don’t even know what to say to that. That makes me so mad.”
If you want to check out the full uncensored version of the film, be catch Booksmart on Netflix!
