Grand Theft Art by Netflix
On Saturday, August 28, 2021, a series called El cártel de los Sapos: El origen (spelled as “Cartel: Beginning”) from the streaming giant Netflix aired on the air. According to the description, it tells the story of the formation of the Cali cartel. Its members took over the laurels of Pablo Escobar after the death of the most famous drug dealer – this became the main theme of the third season of the excellent TV series “Narcos” (2015-2017). But the public was attracted not by the novelty itself, but by the way it was presented. Reddit users the first to noticethat the illustrations from the introductory video are too reminiscent of GTA art from different times: GTA Online, GTA 5 and even GTA: San Andreas…
Netflix has already come to the conclusion that quantity has become more than quality (pay attention to the length of 60 episodes – it will take you almost two days to watch them all!), But to get down to that? .. In my opinion, the giant needs think about much more control over your projects and people. As for the reaction of Take-Two as the owner of the GTA, then, as far as we know, there is none. Apparently, obvious theft is not threatens the company economically…
Source: gta.com.ua




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