Since the first news about Apple's plans to create its streaming video service was known, much has been the news related to the content type of your series. Over the months leading up to the introduction of Apple TV +, there has been much news about the creative differences between Apple and the producers (Amazon Stories y Bastards).
Eddy Cue stated in an interview that Apple was not applying any type of censorship in the production of its series, censorship related to both sex, such as violence, drugs, and bad language, a rumor that began to circulate after the publication of an article in The Wall Street Journal. Those who have had the opportunity to see the first episode of See, confirm Cue's words.
See is one of Apple's biggest bets, a series starring Jason Momoa. According to Sigmund Jduge, from Screentime.net, who had the opportunity to attend the premiere of the series last week, everyone the rumors about the absence of violent content were completely false. According to Sigmund, the first episode of See includes several fights with a lot of blood involved as well as including a scene where the character masturbates.
Sigmund states that violence and sex is not gratuitous. In the case of masturbation, the scene helps to shape the personalization of the character in question and only the facial reactions of the character are seen / heard without showing the naked character at any time. Both violence and sex are high enough for this series to be rated for over 18s.
Apple TV + will officially begin on November 1, a service that we will be able to test for 7 days completely free of charge. If we like the content available, we can choose to pay the monthly subscription that has a cost of 4,99 euros. If we buy a new iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac or Apple TV from September 1, Apple offers us a one-year subscription totally free.
