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Netflix’s Squid Game is rip-off of 2009 Hindi film, lawsuit says | The Straits Times

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Netflix’s Squid Game is rip-off of 2009 Hindi film, lawsuit says | The Straits Times

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World NewsEnglish • 6 months ago

Netflix’s Squid Game is rip-off of 2009 Hindi film, lawsuit says

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Soham Shah is seeking unspecified damages and an injunction preventing Netflix from infringing his copyrights. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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So, like none of these folk read The Running Man then?

Or many of the hundred times this idea has been used in Sci-fi.
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- @OlinOfTheHillPeople
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  This was my first version:
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    I’d buy that for a dollar!
    
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    Exquisite.
    
    Also the first twin stick arcade game I played.
    
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  - Flying Squid
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    And that is pretty much just a ripoff of the movie The Running Man.
    
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