Claim: Banned films are movies hat are banned for sale, possession, distribution and screening with the punishment of severe fines and up to 20 years imprisonment and the most recent films banned in Malaysia were Abominable due to a scene involving the Nine-Dash Line, Hustlers due to erotic and nudity scenes, Rocketman due to  sexual themes and drug use and Super Deluxe, 90 ML and Dha Dha 87 due to sensitive and mature content.
Evidence: Films that are assigned the Tidak Diluluskan Untuk Tayangan ("Not Passed for Screening") category by the Film Censorship Board of Malaysia are banned for sale, possession, distribution and screening. Screening rejected films, possessing, selling, or even owning them in private is forbidden and strictly enforced and can be punished with severe fines, up to 20 years' imprisonment or both. 2019 Rocketman Originally banned for sexual themes and drug use, but later passed and given a delayed release on July 2019. 2019 Hustlers Initially scheduled to be released on 19 September 2019, but the film's local distributor suddenly called off the press preview screening a day before. Later, they confirmed that LPF (Film Censorship Board of Malaysia) are not sanctioning the release of the film due to erotic and nudity scenes on the film. 2019 Abominable Banned due to a scene involving the Nine-Dash Line, a contested demarcation line used by China to lay claim over a portion of the South China Sea. Passed for DVD release by United International Pictures Malaysia.