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Whether removing copyright would lead to more "milking of same old topics" in movies. I think the answer is self-evidently yes. This is not self-evident to me,
by inglor_cz 1mo ago
Whether removing copyright would lead to more "milking of same old topics" in movies. I think the answer is self-evidently yes.
This is not self-evident to me, at least as far as "milking" goes. Inspiration is not the same as milking. I specifically use the word "milking" for the sort of low-level repetitive quasi-effort that the cinemas are full of.
OTOH if someone takes, IDK, Don Quijote and rewrites it into a space opera, it might actually be genuine fun, even though the old idea was there as a foundation.
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- andsoitis 1mo ago> Don Quijote and rewrites it into a space opera, it might actually be genuine fun Don Quixote is in the public domain. Copyright isn’t holding back adaptations.
- inglor_cz 1mo agoI know, but my point (I could have made it clearer) is that you cannot do the same with Geralt or Frodo Baggins.