Internet and media have become so far reaching that one can’t escape even a bit of similarity even if it is done without any intentions or by chance of pure coincidence. After the first look poster of ‘2.0’ was launched, it’s obvious that media and people would tear the internet apart for similarities.
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Yeah, they found what they wanted and it’s the similarity of ‘2.0’ poster with Harry Potter poster for ‘Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows’. We call it similarity, but they may very well call it a copy. Does it really make any difference that there is a similarity between the posters?
As long as ‘2.0’ is going to give us something intriguing to ponder upon and wait eagerly for the release of the movie, such similarities don’t really matter. Media may find dozens of such similarities with copy allegations, but only the content of a film would speak on its behalf and put an end to all the allegations. What say?
