Shen Teng has a new movie coming soon, according to my guess, it should be the part of Shen Teng's "Youth Line" in "My Father and Me", because looking at the photo is Shen Teng and a child starring together, and "Young Line" is about a robot from the future and a child with a dream of science and technology, forming a temporary father and son story, and this father is committed to guarding the child's scientific dream, just hitched.
However, some netizens reflected that the son was holding a flower in his hand, the father was wearing a black hat on his head, carrying a box in his hand, and this series of small details was completely consistent with "Me and the Killer Are Not Too Cold", and there was a suspicion of plagiarism. I deliberately compared the original movie, which cannot be said to be imitation, it can be said to be exactly the same. How to define the plagiarism, other directors plagiarism is required to be removed, and Shen Teng's plagiarism has no impact at all, and he still plans to release it on National Day.
Let's first figure out the question of what plagiarism means. When directors copy other people's scripts and movies, they must change at least 50% or more, and they want others to not see that this is plagiarism. In other words, if others know that it is too late, how can they completely copy it? This shows that Shen Teng did it on purpose. If it is 100% copied and recognized by everyone, it is not plagiarism, it should be said that it is a tribute.
Many post-80s know that Zhou Xingchi has a movie called "Night of the Returning Soul", in which his shape is also wearing a black hat and holding a pot of plants in his hand. Not only did no one say he was plagiarism, but it also became a classic. In addition to Night of the Returning Souls, The Lord of Destruction imitated Terminator, Year of the Dragon imitated Instinct, and The Hundred Variable Stars were inspired entirely by Kim Carey's Stranger in Disguise.
As far as I personally understand it, it is like this. The definition of plagiarism is very simple, that is, after you release it, the audience can not directly see which movie you are imitating, more than 80% of people who have seen the original can see it, it is not plagiarism, and this original work must be a classic. If you copy an unpopular movie and 80% of the people have not seen it, then you are plagiarism.
In the process of imitation, some things of the original work have been changed, deliberately confusing and concealing everyone, that is, plagiarism. For example, Director Guo's "Qingya Collection" draws on so many things that you can't imagine. There are "Doctor Strange", "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince", "Mermaid Forest", "Joker Returns 2" and so on. What he recreates is not the classic bridge, but the change of the original work, which is plagiarism, so it is removed.
The above is just my personal understanding, whether it is plagiarism or not, in fact, everyone has a certain standard of judgment. If you really think that Shen Teng is plagiarizing, in fact, you can also choose not to look at or report him, but maybe most people and I think about it, should not think that Shen Teng, Zhou Xingchi this is plagiarism, do you have any different views?