The text is a commentary on a Russian film adaptation of the movie "Warrior". The commentator expresses dissatisfaction with the film, noting that it seems to be a plagiarized version of the original. They highlight several instances where the film's plot, characters, and dialogues closely mirror those of the original, and criticize the filmmakers for their lack of originality. The commentator also expresses skepticism about the filmmakers' claims that their film is "entirely different", noting that they use similar storylines and dialogues. The commentator concludes by expressing disbelief that the filmmakers could have made such extensive use of the original film's content without permission.
1. Russian Cinema began its development in the twentieth century and was marked by a unique technology of cutting and an innovative approach [Text].
2. The contribution of Russian pioneers of art to world cinema is outstanding, with Dziga Vertov, Sergei Eisenstein, and Lev Kuleshov being considered the fathers of cinematography as we know it today [Text].
3. Even in today's films, references to their creations can still be seen [Text].
4. Russian cinema developed alongside the State, with each year's improvement marked by restrictions [Text].
5. At the dawn of perestroika, all bans were lifted, allowing anyone to make films [Text].
6. After perestroika, the State began allocating money for creators under their word [Text].
7. On October 1, 2015, Russia saw the release of "The Warrior," a film described as the most anticipated domestic film of the autumn [Text].
8. The plot of "The Warrior" was described as original by its creators [Text].
9. The film's story was compared to the Oscar-winning movie "Warrior" with Tom Hardy, but the creators insisted that their movie followed a completely different script [Text].
10. The Russian version of "Warrior" was criticized for its portrayal of characters and its fight scenes, which were compared to those in Hollywood films [Text].
11. The Russian version of "Warrior" was accused of plagiarism, with the investigator announcing an interception alert [Text].
12. The character of the original film, brave, calm, and confident, was made a mole and a louse in the Russian version [Text].
13. The creators of the film were accused of stealing from The Penal Code book [Text].
14. The Russian version of "Warrior" was criticized for its lack of originality and creativity, with the fight scenes being compared to YouTube videos of men getting slow-motion by means of alcoholic intoxication [Text].
15. The Russian version of "Warrior" was accused of copying the acting of Tom Hardy, with the investigator noting a brilliant copy of Tom Hardy's acting [Text].
16. The creators of the film were criticized for their false advertising and brazen plagiarism [Text].
17. The film's ending was compared to the ending of the original film "Warrior," with the protagonist taking his brother's hand away and being supported by his wife [Text].
18. The story was adapted for Russians, turning into a new genre - a sports drama [Text].