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Media Approved Film and Video Labelling Body Media Approved Video Titles Title Rating Source Time Date Format Applicant Point of Sales Approved Director Cuts 10 Minute Solution-Dance it Off & Tone it Up! G FVLB 54.00 20/11/2008 DVD Roadshow Entertainment A Ambandos No cut noted Slick Yes 20/11/2008 10 Minute Solution-Fat Blasting Latin Dance Mix! G FVLB 52.00 20/11/2008 DVD Roadshow Entertainment A Ambandos No cut noted Slick Yes 20/11/2008 10 Minute Solution-Pilates on the Ball G FVLB 53.00 20/11/2008 DVD Roadshow Entertainment A Ambandos No cut noted Slick Yes 20/11/2008 10 Minute Solution-Slim & Sculpt Pilates G FVLB 52.00 18/11/2008 DVD Roadshow Entertainment A Ambandos No cut noted Slick Yes 18/11/2008 10 Minute Solution-Tone Trouble Zones! G FVLB 52.00 18/11/2008 DVD Roadshow Entertainment Andrea Ambandos No cut noted Slick Yes 18/11/2008 10.5 Apocalypse PG Contains adult themes FVLB 162.00 14/11/2008 DVD Roadshow Entertainment J Lafia No cut noted 30 Rock Season 2 M Contains sexual references FVLB 308.00 18/11/2008 DVD Universal Pictures Video Various No cut noted Slick Yes 04/12/2008 3-2-1 Penguins-Save the Planets! G FVLB 66.00 21/11/2008 DVD Crossroad Distributors Pty Ltd R Curet No cut noted Slick Yes 21/11/2008 36 Crazy Fists M Contains violence FVLB 95.00 18/11/2008 DVD Phoenix Distribution Chang Kit No cut noted Slick Yes 18/11/2008 39 Steps,The G FVLB 86.00 26/11/2008 DVD Phoenix Distribution Alfred Hitchcock No cut noted Slick Yes 26/11/2008 4 Months, 3 Weeks And 2 Days R16 Contains nudity and content that may disturb FVLB 109.00 13/11/2008 DVD Roadshow Entertainment Cristian Mungiu No cut noted Slick Yes 13/11/2008 Page 1 of 76 40 Year Old Virgin,The R16 Contains offensive language,drug use and sexual content that may offend OFLC 417.58 07/11/2008 Blu-ray Universal Pictures Video Judd Apatow No cut noted Slick Yes 29/10/2008 500 Nations Exempt FVLB 374.15 12/11/2008 DVD Roadshow Entertainment J Leustig No cut noted Slick Yes 12/11/2008 70s Disc 1-5 M Contains low level violence FVLB 1,239.00 18/11/2008 DVD China Video Centre Chen Yan Ming No cut noted 8 Mile R13 Contains violence,offensive language,drug use and sex scenes FVLB 111.00 18/11/2008 Blu-ray Universal Pictures Video Curtis Hanson No cut noted 8 Simple Rules Season 1 PG Contains sexual references FVLB 583.00 03/11/2008 DVD Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Various No cut noted Slick Yes 03/11/2008 Act of Will M FVLB 200.00 13/11/2008 DVD The Warehouse Don Sharp No cut noted Slick Yes 13/11/2008 Adventures of Barry McKenzie/Barry McKenzie Holds His Own/Dame Edna's Work Experience R18 FVLB 251.00 19/11/2008 DVD Vendetta Films B Beresford/B Klein No cut noted Slick Yes 19/11/2008 Aftershock M Contains offensive language and content that may disturb LBVP 90.00 10/11/2008 DVD Gibson Group,The B Donovan/T Robins No cut noted Aftershock Would You Survive PG Contains low level offensive language LBVP 45.00 10/11/2008 DVD Gibson Group,The J Hager No cut noted Aftershock/Aftershock Would You Survive M Contains offensive language and content that may disturb FVLB 135.00 13/11/2008 DVD Gibson Group,The Various No cut noted Agatha Christie's Miss Marple Collection 1 M Contains violence FVLB 410.00 18/11/2008 DVD Madman Entertainment S Narrizano/R Boulting/D No cut noted Agatha Christie's Poirot-Cat Among the Pigeons M Contains violence and horror FVLB 93.00 11/11/2008 DVD Agatha Christie Ltd J Kent No cut noted Slick Yes 11/11/2008 Agatha Christie's Poirot-Mrs McGinty's Dead PG Contains medium level violence FVLB 93.00 11/11/2008 DVD Agatha Christie Ltd A Pearce No cut noted Slick Yes 11/11/2008 Agatha Christie's Poirot-Third Girl M Contains medium level violence FVLB 93.00 11/11/2008 DVD Agatha Christie Ltd D Reed No cut noted Slick Yes 11/11/2008 Airspeed PG Contains low level violence FVLB 84.00 13/11/2008 DVD Page 2 of 76 The Warehouse Robert Tinnell No cut noted Slick Yes 13/11/2008 Alan Shearer's Ultimate Football G FVLB 53.00 18/11/2008 DVD The Warehouse Not Stated No cut noted Slick Yes 18/11/2008 Alicia Keys As I am G FVLB 20.00 03/11/2008 DVD Sony BMG Music Entertainment Not Stated No cut noted Alison Krauss-Hundred Miles or More G FVLB 57.00 17/11/2008 DVD Universal Music M McNamara No cut noted Slick Yes 17/11/2008 All About Love M Contains low level violence LBVP 118.00 14/11/2008 DVD Paramount Import/Exports Ltd J Bernal/J Lopez-Sinene No cut noted Slick Yes 14/11/2008 All Quiet on the Western Front PG Contains violence FVLB 123.00 21/11/2008 DVD Netlink Distribution Co Delbert Mann No cut noted Slick Yes 21/11/2008 Along Came Polly M Contains sex scenes and offensive language FVLB 86.00 04/11/2008 DVD The Warehouse John Hamburg No cut noted Slick Yes 04/11/2008 Always Sunset on Third Street PG Contains low level offensive language FVLB 133.00 11/11/2008 DVD Madman Entertainment Takashi Yamazaki No cut noted Slick Yes 11/11/2008 Amateur P. O. V. 3 R18 Contains explicit sex scenes OFLC 123.33 10/11/2008 DVD Calvista NZ Ltd Cezar Capne and JT No cut noted Slick Yes 10/11/2008 America in Concert-Live at the Sydney Opera House PG FVLB 97.00 21/11/2008 DVD Madman Entertainment Peter Ots No cut noted Slick Yes 21/11/2008 American Indian (3 Disc) Historical Perspective/People & Their Cultures/Art & Archeology Exempt FVLB 497.00 12/11/2008 DVD Roadshow Entertainment Various No cut noted Slick Yes 12/11/2008 An Ideal Husband/The Successor M Contains violence and offensive language FVLB 189.00 06/11/2008 DVD Triton Music Bill Cartlidge, Rodoh Seji No cut noted Slick Yes 06/11/2008 Anabolic Initiations #21 R18 Contains explicit sex scenes OFLC 157.29 26/11/2008 DVD Vixen Direct Team Anabolic No cut noted Slick Yes 26/11/2008 Anal Deluxe Anthology Disc 1 R18 Contains explicit sex scenes OFLC 164.45 28/11/2008 DVD Vixen Direct Marc Dorcel Cuts accepted Slick Yes 28/11/2008 Anamorph R16 Contains violence,offensive language and content that may disturb OFLC 103.13 24/11/2008 DVD Roadshow Entertainment Henry S Miller No cut noted Page 3 of 76 And Now Ladies & Gentlemen PG Contains low level offensive language FVLB 123.00 18/11/2008 DVD The Warehouse Claude LeLouch No cut noted Slick Yes 18/11/2008 And When Did You Last See Your Father? M Contains sex scenes and offensive language FVLB 88.00 12/11/2008 DVD Warner Bros Video Anand Tucker No cut noted Angel Doll,The PG Contains adult themes FVLB 89.00 10/11/2008 DVD The Warehouse Alexander Johnston No cut noted Slick Yes 10/11/2008 Angel Face PG Contains low level violence FVLB 91.00 24/11/2008 DVD Smithee Pictures Wellington O Preminger No cut noted Slick Yes 24/11/2008 Angelina Ballerina-Princess Dance G FVLB 68.00 14/11/2008 DVD The Warehouse Ginger Gibbons No cut noted Slick Yes 14/11/2008 Anger Management M Contains offensive language and sexual references FVLB 105.00 03/11/2008 Blu-ray Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Peter Segal No cut noted Slick Yes 03/11/2008 Another Classic 250 Goals from the FA Premier League G FVLB 219.00 04/11/2008 DVD The Warehouse Not Stated No cut noted Slick Yes 04/11/2008 Ant Bully,The G FVLB 85.00 04/11/2008 DVD The Warehouse John A Davis No cut noted Slick Yes 04/11/2008 Anthrax Live Noize G FVLB 66.00 25/11/2008 DVD Jayrem Records/Distribution M Mayhew No cut noted Slick Yes 25/11/2008 Antony Cotton's Rovers Return Pub Quiz PG Contains coarse language FVLB 51.00 20/11/2008 DVD The Warehouse Not Stated No cut noted Slick Yes 20/11/2008 Apartment 12 M Contains sexual references FVLB 89.00 03/11/2008 DVD VM Distribution Dan Bootzin No cut noted Slick Yes 03/11/2008 Arctic Monkeys At the Apollo M Contains offensive language FVLB 76.00 06/11/2008 DVD EMI Music NZ R Ayoade No cut noted Are We There Yet/Daddy Day Care PG Contains adult themes FVLB 180.00 05/11/2008 DVD The Warehouse B Levant/S Carr No cut noted Slick Yes 05/11/2008 Are You Being Served? Series 9 PG Contains sexual references FVLB 173.00 05/11/2008 DVD Roadshow Entertainment Bob Spiers No cut noted Slick Yes 20/11/2008 Army of the Dead R16 Contains violence and offensive language OFLC 90.11 20/11/2008 DVD Page 4 of 76 Family Home Entertainment Joseph Contegiacomo No cut noted Slick Yes 20/11/2008 Army Wives Season 1 M Contains violence,offensive language and sex scenes FVLB 527.00 17/11/2008 DVD Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Various No cut noted Art of War II-Betrayal M Contains violence FVLB 98.00 26/11/2008 DVD Sony Pictures Home Entertainment J Rusnak No cut noted Slick Yes 26/11/2008 As Good As It Gets/A Few Good Men M Contains low level offensive language FVLB 266.00 04/11/2008 DVD The Warehouse J Brooks/R Reiner No cut noted Slick Yes 04/11/2008 Ass Everywhere 3 (2 disc) R18 Contains explicit sex scenes FVLB 205.00 05/11/2008 DVD Calvista NZ Ltd Justin Slayer No cut noted Asterix and the Big Fight G FVLB 77.00 10/11/2008 DVD Madman Entertainment Philippe Grimond No cut noted Slick Yes 10/12/2008 Asterix Conquers America G FVLB 81.00 11/11/2008 DVD Madman Entertainment Gerhard Hahn No cut noted Slick Yes 10/12/2008 Aussie Pool Party R18 Contains explicit sex scenes OFLC 75.55 25/11/2008 DVD Calvista NZ Ltd Chi Chi La Rue No cut noted Slick Yes 25/11/2008 Aust 4WD Action #127 Bush Mechanic Challenge Pt 1 PG LBVP 90.00 10/11/2008 DVD Express Publications G Wright No cut noted Slick Yes 10/11/2008 Aust 4WD Action #128 Bush Mechanic Challenge Pt 2 PG FVLB 64.00 25/11/2008 DVD Express Publications G Wright No cut noted Slick Yes 25/11/2008 Avengers 1967 Collection,The PG Contains medium level violence FVLB 1,230.00 28/11/2008 DVD Universal Pictures Video Robert Day No cut noted Aviation at War Bombers-Collection PG Contains
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