HARVEY Weinstein won’t be seeing his favorite “porno” in Salt Lake City. Utah Jazz owner Larry Miller’s [pictured] Megaplex Theatres refused to book the Weinstein Company’s new R-rated comedy “Zack and Miri Make a Porno,” starring Seth Rogan and Elizabeth Banks, saying it’s too raunchy for religious, conservative audiences.

“We feel it’s very close to an NC-17 with its graphic nudity and graphic sex,” the chain’s Cal Gunderson told us. Asked why Megaplex has no problem showing the R-rated, ultra-violent “Saw V,” which shows a man forced to crush his own hands to escape a pendulum cutting him in half, Gunderson said: “No comment.”

Weinstein distribution chief Steve Bunnell, said he was shocked by the shutout, especially since Megaplex screened other adult comedies like “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” and “Knocked Up.” “I hate to use the word ‘censorship,’ but . . .” Bunnell said. The flick opens here Oct. 31.