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From the article: In the closing scenes of the original, Norton's character The Narrator, kills off his imaginary alter ego Tyler Durden - played by Pitt - and
by malshe 5y ago
From the article:
In the closing scenes of the original, Norton's character The Narrator, kills off his imaginary alter ego Tyler Durden - played by Pitt - and then watches multiple buildings explode, suggesting his character's plan to bring down modern civilisation is underway.
But the new version in China has a very different take.
The Narrator still proceeds with killing off Durden, but the exploding building scene is replaced with a black screen and a coda: "The police rapidly figured out the whole plan and arrested all criminals, successfully preventing the bomb from exploding".
It then adds that Tyler - a figment of The Narrator's imagination - was sent to a "lunatic asylum" for psychological treatment and was later discharged.
- raxxorrax 5y agoHow wholesome. A modern take could have been that Durden changed his mind about consumerism, founded a bank while getting rich with selling NFTs.
- kk58 5y agoThis deserves applause on a different scale.epic lol
- tanseydavid 5y ago"Sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken!" - Tyler Durden
- johntdaly 5y agoThe funny thing is that in the book it ends with him in an asylum and one of the male nurses telling him that he doesn’t need to worry because the project is still on track as planed.