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‘Fight Club’ Receives Alternative Ending on Chinese Streaming Service

‘Fight Club’ Receives Alternative Ending on Chinese Streaming Service
A Tencent logo is seen in Beijing on Sept. 4, 2020. Tingshu Wang/Reuters
Nicholas Dolinger
Nicholas Dolinger
1/26/2022|Updated: 1/26/2022
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The cult classic U.S. movie “Fight Club” has found its way to popular Chinese streaming service Tencent—albeit with a new ending, possibly as a result of Chinese regime censorship.

Nicholas Dolinger
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Nicholas Dolinger is a business reporter for The Epoch Times.
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