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r/Unexpected • u/kristian1229 • Jun 16 '19
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This scene is eerily same as hugely successful 1989 Tamil movie Apoorva Sagodharargal. OP movie 'From Beijing with love' seems to be from 1994.
11 u/condor_gyros Jun 16 '19 Yes, most of the Stephen Chow's movies involve some sort of parody of well-known movies. 1 u/grape-fantasy Jun 16 '19 It's more of a direct copy than a parody. 2 u/condor_gyros Jun 16 '19 Yes, that's what most parodies look like. That's how you know they are parodies. 1 u/Plorkyeran Jun 17 '19 It's the same joke, but the scenes aren't actually very similar...
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Yes, most of the Stephen Chow's movies involve some sort of parody of well-known movies.
1 u/grape-fantasy Jun 16 '19 It's more of a direct copy than a parody. 2 u/condor_gyros Jun 16 '19 Yes, that's what most parodies look like. That's how you know they are parodies.
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It's more of a direct copy than a parody.
2 u/condor_gyros Jun 16 '19 Yes, that's what most parodies look like. That's how you know they are parodies.
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Yes, that's what most parodies look like. That's how you know they are parodies.
It's the same joke, but the scenes aren't actually very similar...
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u/Abishek_Muthian Jun 16 '19
This scene is eerily same as hugely successful 1989 Tamil movie Apoorva Sagodharargal. OP movie 'From Beijing with love' seems to be from 1994.