"Normal alternative for 'ordinary' people": Russians epically embarrassed by a screening of "Barbie" recorded from a movie theater with commercials

Citizens of the terrorist country of Russia epically disgraced themselves in Tyumen, where they organized a screening of a pirated version of the movie Barbie downloaded from the Internet. The organizers of the movie night found and used a tape that someone had illegally shot in one of the world's cinemas.

Russian dubbing actors hastily translated the recording, the website stuck on sports betting ads, and Tyumen residents paid money to watch this misunderstanding. The organizer of the shameful event called this way of watching movies without a license "a normal alternative for ordinary people" (to see the photo, scroll to the bottom of the page).

The open-air screenings took place on August 8 and 9. The audience was warned that fans of 4k quality and good sound should wait for the digital release in November. Everyone else was invited to watch the screening and "trust the organizers".

The opportunity to touch Hollywood cinema cost from 300 to a thousand rubles. It should be reminded that the Russians did not pay a penny for the permission, but they would not have been allowed to broadcast Barbie in Russia because of the sanctions.

One of the organizers of the evening, named Vlolodymyr, said that he understands the reaction of people who say that his actions are illegal and unfair to the rights holders. But since Volodymyr has no conscience, this understanding did not shake his intentions to make money.

"For ordinary people who want to spend an evening, this is a perfectly normal alternative in the absence of big movies in theaters," he said. The Russian added that his version contains advertisements for casinos and sports betting, but they will try to remove the watermarks by the next screening.

By the way, Russians have been discussing the possibility of showing Barbie and Oppenheimer in their cinemas for a month now, despite the fact that it is illegal. In one city, posters with the films even appeared, and information leaked to the media that Armenia would supply Russia with the original, which they would translate and release in cinemas.

Earlier, OBOZREVATEL wrote that viewers found in Barbie a subtle but important reference to Mattel's historical enemies. Bratz "dolls" unexpectedly appeared in the movie, which at one time created competition for Mattel.

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