CATDOLL: "Cars" is suspected of plagiarizing Disney's Chinese director: No plagiarism!

"Transformers" was pointed out by netizens to be a copy of "Cars", with a strong sense of knockoff; the film's director Zhuo Jianrong also cursed on Weibo; and had a public quarrel with Lu Hengyu, the director of the online animation "One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes"... What exactly happened?

Following the previous "LL" plagiarism incident, netizens have now discovered some tricks on the movie poster of the domestic animated film "Cars". Many netizens pointed out the clues: "Isn't this "Cars"! Also, why is there such a strong sense of copycat!"

The poster style is the same, not to mention the shape of the red car. The guy in the title is also blocked by the tires...

The editor searched for news related to "Transformers" and found that a Japanese morning news column "sukkiri" had reported the news that the Chinese animated film "Transformers" was about to be released. In the column, the host questioned whether "Transformers" was a copycat of Pixar's "Cars" because the appearance of the three cars in "Transformers" was similar to Lightning McQueen, Master Chief and Francesco from "Cars".

Later, the producer of "Cars" responded to the "copycat" question, saying that it was just learning from Disney's work, but it was completely different from "Cars". There are humans in "Cars", so it is not a copycat but an original work.

A Japanese news program reported that the upcoming release of "Cars" was questioned for plagiarism

The director of Cars says it is not plagiarism, it is reference, not plagiarism How can art be called plagiarism? It is too dirty to say plagiarism! The content is different, we are learning and referencing! Naked plagiarism! It is exactly the same as the American Disney's "Cars", it is obviously plagiarism, even the name is plagiarized, it is shameful! people people

However, some netizens still expressed their disbelief in the producer's claim of "originality". In response, on the 9th of last month, the film's director Zhuo Jianrong scolded the Japanese media on Weibo again, criticizing them as "new-age traitors", saying, "I accepted an interview with a Japanese TV station surnamed Wang and TBS TV station. I repeatedly emphasized that I did not plagiarize. The other party also said that the content was different. How can they report that I plagiarized? It's their freedom to say what others say. Anyway, I just need to do my best."

In addition, the editor also noticed that Zhuo Jianrong, who has a bad temper, had a public quarrel with Lu Hengyu, the director of the online animation "One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes", on Weibo because Lu Hengyu criticized "Transformers" on Weibo as "the most scheming bitch in domestic animation". Zhuo Jianrong immediately responded on Weibo, angrily scolding him for being shameless, "It seems that you are also shameless? Just to cater to the curiosity of some people? What is your ghost work talking about?

On June 3, Zhuo Jianrong also said, "If you don't have children at home, don't watch it. It's not made for you to watch." He also called netizens who "don't have children at home" "young losers."

It is reported that "Transformers: Autobots" tells the legendary story of a genius boy named Kaka who successfully designed a top-notch automobile intelligent control system and achieved human-car dialogue.

So what do you think, is it a copycat or not?