Some Russian cartoon makers are fond of mixing traditional Russian and Soviet cartoon heroes with Hollywood scripts. Look what they got.
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for those who don’t know: the picture with the red room is from the movie “mulholland drive”.
Russia is all about copying everything from America. They have no originality whatsoever!
Oh yeah? Have you seen the original Soviet cartoons to tell us that?
Соси сам конскую залупу.
I guess you are too dumb to understand them
Piglet, Eeyore, Kanga, Tigger? c’mon youve got to be kidding. These characters were originally created by A.A. Milne in 1926 in the UK. You must admit that alot of things in Russia are copies of other creators and or designers hard work and efforts. Mr. Milne may not turn over in his grave but he most certainly would not be pleased with this copy. Miss India, you are mostly correct.
no its not, that particular scene is from twin peaks!
first!
The references to American blockbusters are clear to anybody subjected to Hollywood taste-makers.
What is absolutely unclear to anybody outside Russia are the Russian cartoon characters.
Where are “Nu pogodi” cartoons? Where is The Rabbit and The Wolf, the only Russians Czechs ever liked (from the cartoons directed by Vyacheslav Kotenochkin, creative director Sergei Rusakov)?
the 1 in the red room is from “twin peaks”, 1992
ahahahahahahahaaaa
TWIN PEAKS!
That pic just made my day…
What Ostap Bender and Kisa Vorobyaninov doing here?
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After about 10 cartoons, I just gave up. And no, Russia is not about just copying America (or western europe). Plenty of native artistic inspiration to go around in “the former…”.
Green “matrix” text on two of these pics is plain Russian. That’s much more readable than it is in the original movie
Чебурашка (Cheburashka) is Lenin?
And why is Gena (Гена) dressed like a NKVD commissar in the car duel picture?
It’s a reference to a Russian movie “Mesto vstrechi izmenitj nelzya” about fighting booming crime in Moscow right after WW2. So some people still wearing uniforms – for different reasons. Young investigator is too poor to buy other clothes. The criminal wants to look respectable and trustworth in Soviet officers uniform.
Third last picture shows the invention of Lukoil
Americans have no originality at all. They have 1 invention – MacDonalds. All other inventions was stolen from other countries.
The STAR WARS and Cheburashka characters are extremely funny.
Does anyone know where does the cat in the 9th picture (as Jack Sparrow) come from originally? I’ve seen it before somewhere but can’t remember.
That’s from cartoon “Troe iz Prostokvashino”
The cat’s name Matroskin.
Serial cartoon “Простоквашино” (Трое из Простоквашино, Каникулы в Простоквашино, Зима в Простоквашино и т. д.)
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this brings back so much childhood memories
I’m afraid, viewers from the West there is much to be unclear. Recognized movies, but not recognized heroes, the salt is gone.
In this collection could build a story about the cult Soviet cartoons (and movies, and tales for childrens too).
For completeness and understanding, would be worth it to put a few frames from the original cartoons.
It is a pity that there are no paintings of Akuaku, who likes to work with Cheburashka and Crocodile Gena.
Yes, that would be helpful. Some of them were funny anyway (like the T2 chase with the bees in a “truck” formation). But, to the visitor who comes to view what’s there and not to attack it, there are all these inside references. In some of the cultures in the U.S.A. we say: “I guess you had to BE there,” but we were not.
My sincere thanks to the person or persons who posted these, anyway. Best regards.
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Who did the last artwork? It’s so cute and awesome~
Can someone tell me the name of the artist?
naruto ist not quite hollywoodean, i dare say.
What no funny rabbit with glasses as Harry Potter?
For shame!
avatar and naruto are my best choices.
Cheburashka as Yoda and the Prostokvashino folks in Pirates of the Caribbean were the best!
Pretty nice. But why does the artist bother with Vinipuh, they are not even genuine Russian characters. Especially when there are hundreds of other truely russian characters..
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The ones I got (send-ups of Terminator, Predator and Star Wars movies) were fall-down-funny.
One Christmas before I was reading (so it would be 1956 or earlier) we received an illustrated The World of Pooh by Milne. The little cartoon pig with rabbit ears on this page is *not* Piglet, and the bear is *not* Winnie-the-Pooh. Can we give that bit a rest? I remember the illustrations in that book. To call the bear and the pig in these toons ripoffs is about like saying since a Russian car has steel wheels and rubber tires it “must” be a ripoff of a Ford. Best regards.
WOW – These are amazing cartoons! Thank You for posting.
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