Movies that had their endings completely changed in Malaysia


Seems like Malaysians are not getting the full Kabali experience at the cinemas.

Rajinikanth fans have been up in arms for the past week or so because of cuts to his latest film, Kabali, and also for a tacked-on caption at the end that left no doubt about its previously open-ended, er, ending. But this isn’t new. Movies – and Malaysian moviegoers – have been subjected to this for years.

A lot of it stems from the censorship requirements that there must be “police action”, there must be “retribution”, and that vigilantism cannot go unpunished.

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