To anyone who makes an issue about the banning of this film being a breach of freedom of speech/expression:
A) We don't have freedom of speech in the UK (to my knowledge that only applies in the US).
B) Even if we did have freedom of speech, banning this wouldn't be a violation of that.
Allow me to elaborate on the second point there, freedom of speech is defined as the people's right to express their beliefs and opinions publicly without fear of censorship or punishment.
Creating a film where you express your displeasure with a political system or anything else that affects us on a societal level is a valid use of freedom of speech.
Creating a film about sandpaper masturbation, mass abductions, mutilations and rape for perverse sexual satisfaction (seemingly with the only intent of the film being to shock audiences with explicitly horrific acts of cruelty) isn't expressing your right to freedom of speech, that's just called being fucked up in the head.
With this in mind, I'm suprised anyone approved of this movie at all, who would honestly read the script and say to themselves, 'I want to be a part of this film, I want my name to forever be associated with this movie'?