Chinese censors cut all the Chinese stuff from Men In Black 3

Although Men In Black 3 somehow narrowly escaped China's stringent laws banishing movies that feature time-travel plots—to say nothing of its implication that many famous historical figures were really aliens, which would seem to run counter to China's similar ban on "casually made-up myths" that do not involve crying ghosts and dragon people—the nation's State Administration of Film, Television, and Radio reportedly drew the line at a handful of MIB moments set in New York's Chinatown. The Telegraph reports that some 13 minutes of the film have now been excised in order to placate the nation where all the money is, including one scene set in a Chinese restaurant staffed by aliens in disguise, and another where Will Smith erases the memories of a group of Chinese bystanders. It is, indeed, the most glaring example of Hollywood films kowtowing to Chinese censorship since the last one.