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Plagiarism, Trial and Amnesia: How "the Price of Danger" Has Become "Running Man" (and Why It Is Necessary to Return to the Original)
This November 19th comes out on the French screens "Running man" by Edgar Wright, blockbuster of which there is not much to wait for despite the sympathetic resume of his director1. Presented as the remake of a 1987 film with the muscular Arnold...
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This November 19th comes out on the French screens "Running man" by Edgar Wright, blockbuster of which there is not much to wait for despite the sympathetic resume of his director1. Presented as the remake of a 1987 film with the muscular Arnold...
The retro-futuristic blockbuster of Paramount is just imposing in front of Wicked's magical frascs: Part II and Unseizable 3. Dauphin on Sunday night, Running Man managed to lengthen the stride to finish his first week at the head of the national box office, with 233,000 spectators gathered, 18 per session (e/s) and more than 250,000 by counting the previews (AP). The adaptation of Stephen King's novel, signed Edgar Wright, starts far behind Bul…
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