UK bans public display of The Mummy posters

The UK's Advertising Standards Authority banned promotional posters for the film "The Mummy" from public display in London tube stations after receiving 30 complaints. The adverts featured realistic images of a deceased-looking female character, which were deemed distressing and inappropriate, especially for children, due to their graphic and lifelike portrayal. Warner Bros. defended the campaign, stating it was responsible and did not intend to offend, but the ASA ruled that the imagery breached advertising rules by causing distress and being unsuitable for outdoor display.

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