In the case of “Fight Club,” multiple sources in China tell Variety that this is probably the most likely scenario. In other instances, the producer or distributor is understood to have offered the cuts in order to head off obvious problems. Meanwhile, “Alien: Covenant” lost some six minutes for violence and a gay kiss between androids. For example, Fox’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” had some three minutes cut, eliminating all gay references from the picture. Sometimes these cuts have significantly deformed the version shown to Chinese audiences in cinemas or on TV. In the United States, Fight Club is available on IMDBTV with ads and on Hulu with Live TV.China’s censors - ever vigilant for depictions that might disturb social order or impart criminal methods - normally cut or provide notes where edits need to be made before a film can be submitted successfully for certification. Some recent foreign imports to undergo cuts include Bohemian Rhapsody (2019), where scenes of drug use and gay romance were removed, and Logan (2017), where scenes of violence and nudity were cut. China’s censorship policy regularly retools foreign imports to reflect the views of the Communist Party, while Chinese-made films are specifically designed to avoid censorship. Screenshots of the ending started circulating on Chinese social media over the weekend.

It is not clear if the censorship was done by Disney - who currently owns the rights to the film - or by Tencent Video itself, though a source told Vice that the film was edited by the copyright owner before the government approved it.

I wonder whether this violates the copyright of the movie? /ExYnTEY6gC- Henry Gao January 23, 2022

Chinese censors proves that they are not just good at deleting contents by adding a happy ending to Fight Club.

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