CATDOLL: The knockoff animation "Cars" will have a sequel and invites TFBoys to join

Everyone still remembers that last year a Chinese animation "Cars" caused a plagiarism storm. This animation film is extremely similar to Disney's "Cars" in terms of name, animation image, poster, etc., but the producer has always denied it. Although Disney later issued a statement expressing regret, the matter was left unresolved. Now this animation film with obvious suspicion of plagiarism has officially announced that it will launch a sequel!

Recently, at the 12th China International Animation Festival held in Hangzhou, Zhuo Jianrong, the director of the "Transformers" series, introduced the 85-minute 3D animated science fiction comedy film, which will be released in the summer of 2017. The name of the film is "Transformers 2: Crazy Counterattack". From the PPT exposed at the scene, it can be seen that the audience positioning of this sequel is "all ages" and the market positioning is "global market". The budget of the film is 30 million yuan, including 20 million yuan for production and 10 million yuan for distribution. It is planned to invite the popular idol group TFBoys to dub the film.

It is reported that this animation tells the story of Doudou, who dreams of becoming a star and participates in the "China's Best Star" talent show held by the Seven Stars Theater. After unexpectedly advancing, he becomes a student of the big star "Three Eyes". However, he is involved in a conspiracy and is crippled and thrown into a garbage dump. Finally, with the help of everyone and the "Dawn Goddess" Meimei and his own efforts, he finally arrives at the theater in time to participate in the final.

At the event, director Zhuo Jianrong said, "The first film made the investors make money." As for the various comments from netizens, Zhuo Jianrong never seemed to care. He felt that "what others think is not important, what you think is the most important." Last year, when the animated film "Transformers: The Autobots" was accused of plagiarizing "Cars", the producer of "Cars", Disney, responded, "We are concerned about such incidents." The fact that "Transformers: The Autobots" is going to have a sequel will probably make many viewers and the entire film industry feel "deeply worried."