JWeinCom said:
I actually think that something being wildly different from the material it allegedly is copying would actually invalidate the claim that there was copyright infringement. Even if the Lion King was inspired by Kimba (which I don't see much reason to believe) that's not copyright infringement if the end product is completely different. Fifty Shades of Grey was inspired by Twilight and in fact did use Twilight as its basis(started out as a fanfiction) but the end product is nothing like it, so there's no infringement. Kimba itself was inspired by Bambi (as was the Lion King), but the end product is nothing like Bambi, so there's no copyright infringement. What element did the Lion King take from Kimba that would be so specific that it would amount to copyright infringement? |
You can't have your cake and eat it. The use of 100 different teams trying to make a copy of Kimba without breaking copyright law wouldn't make a movie similar to Lion King (which no one can prove would happen or not since it is hypotetical) wouldn't prove they weren't copying the idea or premisse on Kimba. Like in the absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence.

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