If you want to feel the pulse of Chinese internet culture, if you want to see how humor transcends censorship, and if you want to laugh at 50,000 strangers screaming "Shut up, Meg!" during a random cameo—then yes. The Bilibili version is essential viewing.
Enter Bilibili (B站). While known for dianying (movies), Bilibili has strict content moderation. However, the platform’s moderators and the fan community made an unwritten exception for Wade Wilson. deadpool 2016 bilibili
Yet, if you type "Deadpool 2016 Bilibili" into the search bar today, you aren't met with a 404 error. Instead, you find a digital artifact: a heavily edited, lovingly preserved, and surprisingly genius version of Tim Miller’s 2016 classic, Deadpool . Here is the definitive history of how an un-censorable superhero became a Bilibili legend. To understand the "Bilibili cut" of Deadpool 2016 , you first have to understand China’s theatrical release—or lack thereof. In 2016, Deadpool was banned from Chinese cinemas. The Film Bureau deemed it too violent, too sexual, and too meta for general consumption. For a Chinese fan, the only way to watch Ryan Reynolds in the red suit was through shady torrents or blurry bootlegs. If you want to feel the pulse of