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А. N. Ostrovsky 'The Thunderstorm'
"...Why don't people fly like birds?"
А. N. Ostrovsky "The Thunderstorm"
cool! that's the technology of the future.
I'm on the underground. Babka comes up with a bag. Quietly touches my knee. I take off my headphones and a dialogue begins:
B: - Son. I have a FIFTH degree of disability.
Me: - There are only 3.
B (with a slight grudge): - So I have a third.
Me: - The third is the weakest.
B (with a fierce anger): - So I have the first one!
Me: - You get the first one if you're missing a body part...
B (shouting): - Young man, it's hard for me to stand!!!
Me (getting up): - You should have said so. Sit down, please.
The grandmother stood there for a few more seconds, clearly not understanding what had happened... Then she sat up and, judging by the expression on her face, she was thinking deeply about the meaning of life.***
- In the depths of the tundra otters in gaiters are stealing the kernels of cedars in buckets. I'll wipe the cedar kernels off the tundra, I'll wipe the cedar kernels off the tundra, the cedar kernels into buckets...
- Why are there cedar kernels in the tundra?!
- So otters in socks and buckets don't embarrass you at all?! !
***
- What's that flying by?
- It's half a year, they fly through here a lot...
"...Why don't people fly like birds?"
А. "Thunderstorm" by N. Ostrovsky
The creators of Fantastic Creatures have been accused of copying a Soviet cartoon. That was the accusation levelled against the creators of Fantastic Creatures by scientists at Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics (TUSUR). According to Evgeny Garin, head of TUSUR's technological centre, the matches were discovered by a new system called "Anti-Plagiarism of Ideas," designed primarily to identify copied material in scientific papers.
According to Rossiyskaya Gazeta, researchers at TUSUR and their Anti-Plagiarism Ideasator have already managed to find certain plot connections between Star Wars and Koshchei the Immortal, as well as The Matrix and The Adventures of Pinocchio.
Watched Fantastic Beasts yesterday. No resemblance to The Secret of the Third Planet. Not even a girl among the characters.
Rather like Men in Black in the beginning, very much so, closer to the end very much like Harry Potter (but it's understandable, who wrote the script). Some moments were similar to 10 Negroes, Planet of the Apes, Angels and Demons, The 5th Element, Avatar. The sound was very much reminiscent of The Matrix.
I have one more point of interest.
When I load a new version of an EA into the terminal on the VPS, change its parameters, etc., I get the feeling that a broker is watching me.
Does anyone else have this feeling?
Watched Fantastic Beasts last night. No resemblance to The Secret of the Third Planet. Not even a girl among the characters.
Well then I don't know how they found similarities if one of the key attributes doesn't match.
Or was it the wrong "Fantastic Beasts" ( the article refers to the movie "Fantastic Beasts and Where They Live")? Although I googled it, no other "FTs", such as any "FT-1", came up...
This time the "anti-plagiarist" found that the social graph of the two works is identical. It differs only in that in Fantastic Creatures Alice splits into two sisters. Only one scene from The Mystery of the Third Planet - the planet Shelezka - is not included in the plot of the film. The programme claims that Newt Scamander is a copy of Professor Seleznev, Kowalski is painfully similar to Captain Green, and Porpentine is our Alice.
- The number of main characters and their relations coincide, the basic idea - the search for fantastic animals - coincides," says Yevgeny Garin. - In fact, only entourage is changed. In a cartoon it is space, and in the cinema - the secret world of wizards of America of 30th years.
It's more likely that the scientists did something with their Anti-Plagiarism :)