En même temps, une fois que t'as éliminé tout ce qui touche au fantastique, aux animaux qui parlent, aux scènes un peu osées, à ce qui est jugé potentiellement susceptible de donner envie aux Chinois de se rebeller, etc etc... reste plus grand chose hormis des trucs bien aseptisés.
Blague à part,
Wiki possède une liste de films censurés ou bannis en Chine et les raisons, et c'est assez hilarant. J'ai notamment découvert que la censure semblait (y a quelques années) interdire en Chine de montrer à l'écran des animaux qui parlent.
"Back to the Future : The film was banned because of time travel."
Mais aussi :
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest : Banned in China because it had spirits swarming around.
Avatar : The Chinese government banned the popular CGI intesive film in fear that the conflict between the Na'vi and human population may instigate a revolution.
World War Z : The movie contains zombies and has a lead role featuring Brad Pitt, whose films and entry to the country were disallowed.
Christopher Robin : The film was denied release in China, as Chinese netizens have drawn comparisons between Winnie the Pooh and Chinese leader Xi Jinping since mid 2017.
Mission: Impossible III : Censors felt that the film's establishing shot of Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) walking past underwear hung from a clothesline was a negative portrayal of Shanghai.
Avec des effets domino parfois impressionnants :
Ten Years : Depicting a bleak future for Hong Kong under Beijing's control, the film's makers have never sought distribution in Mainland China.
The broadcast of the 35th Hong Kong Film Award, in which this film was honored for best film, was banned.
Mais mon préféré reste, parce que c'est en même temps teeeellement vrai :
Top Gun 3D : The re-release got silent treatment by the censor. The congressional United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission concluded it portrayed U.S. military dominance.