The plagiarism of "Shawshank" is even more absurd. It is also a prison-breaking film. "The Hole" appeared earlier, and it was all about digging a hole to escape. The escape process presented in the hole is far more convincing than that of "Yakala". Why not say that "Shawshank" copied "The Hole"? Due to the limited amount of movie viewing, it is impossible to cite earlier examples. In case there is an earlier prison escape movie, are the subsequent movies plagiarizing it?
Someone mentioned "Papillon". In fact, the theme of "Shawshank" is more similar to this movie, but the sense of form is stronger.
Say a thousand words and ten thousand, they are all prison escape films. There is no plagiarism or plagiarism among these films, because they have their own characteristics, and there is a big gap between their thematic and ideological aspects. Old films are not necessarily good, and new films are not necessarily bad. You don’t have to take old films to belittle the new ones. Take this "Yakala" as an example, it was properly surpassed by the younger generation.
In terms of a family, everyone can look at it with an entertaining mindset.
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