Las Mejores (o Peores) Imitaciones de la Historia del Cine

DESCRIPTION: Original Hollywood films versus their cheapest and most blatant copies. From the $55 million Superman to a Turkish Superman filmed in a week with Christmas ornaments. From the $11 million Star Wars to a Turkish copy made with stolen footage. From the $22 million Indiana Jones to Cannon Films' King Solomon's Mines. In this video, we review the most shameful (and brilliant) copies in film history: Starcrash, Carnosaur, The Last Shark, the Turkish Superman, Turkish Star Wars, Agent 077, Inseminoid, and King Solomon's Mines. We compare budgets, production histories, and box office results of each against the original films they attempted to imitate. 🎬 Movies We Covered: 25:06 — Superman ($55M) vs Turkish Superman (Ken doll) 08:20 — Alien ($11M) vs Inseminoid (£1M) 05:33 — Indiana Jones ($22.8M) vs King Solomon's Mines ($12.5M) 00:36 — Jaws vs The Last Shark (removed by court order) 13:20 — Jurassic Park vs Carnosaur ($850,000) 11:04 — James Bond vs Agent 077 20:35 — Shutter Island ($80M) vs Blair Witch ($60,000) 02:55 — Starcrash: the Italian copy of Star Wars with David Hasselhoff 16:12 — Tenet vs Premier 17:54 — The Exorcist vs Paranormal Activity 22:57 — Mad Max 1979 vs Mad Max 2015 #movies #films #hollywood #copies #budget #starwars #superman #alien #indianajones #movieseries #moviefacts #moviehistory #cheapmovies #blockbuster