文 | 《BUG》栏目 徐苑蕾 自上映以来，迪士尼动画《疯狂动物城 2》在电影市场掀起了一场久违的观影热潮。截至发 稿，《疯狂动物城2》上映17天，观影人次破8000万，中国内地票房31.85亿元，位列 2025年度中国内地票房榜第三位。 侵权责任。 一分钱 盗版猖獗， 闲鱼客服称 " 自行举报 " 近日，新华社发表了题为《 "疯狂盗摄城"》的评论文章，直指《疯狂动物城2》"盗摄太猖 獗"。 评论明确指出，盗摄行为在法律层面严重违反了《中华人民共和国著作权法》，侵犯了权利 人享有的复制权、发行权和信息网络传播权，并呼吁 "加大对盗版产业链的打击，从源头上 斩断盗摄的黑手"。 然而，官方媒体的疾呼与法律的明文规定，似乎并未能有效遏制盗版的蔓延。 《 BUG》栏目注意到，在闲鱼等二手交易平台上搜索相关关键词，依然能找到大量《疯狂 动物城2》的盗版资源。这些商品普遍低价，售价为0.01元至4元不等，个别卖家销量已经 超过7000份。商品描述中不乏"高清画质 "" 可下载可投屏 "" 中英双字幕 "等字眼。 然而，电影火爆的背后盗版问题突出。即便日前新华社已发布评论文章直指 "盗摄太猖 獗"，但在闲鱼等二手平台上，《 ...

文 | 《BUG》栏目 徐苑蕾 自上映以来，迪士尼动画《疯狂动物城2》在电影市场掀起了一场久违的观影热潮。截至发稿，《疯狂 动物城2》上映17天，观影人次破8000万，中国内地票房31.85亿元，位列2025年度中国内地票房榜第三 位。 然而，电影火爆的背后盗版问题突出。即便日前新华社已发布评论文章直指"盗摄太猖獗"，但在闲鱼等 二手平台上，《疯狂动物城2》的盗版资源依然非常泛滥，不少卖家公然销售高清录屏资源。 《BUG》栏目发现，目前这些盗版资源售价已降至0.01元，个别卖家销量已经达到数千份，大多以网盘 形式发货。还有卖家称，"一分钱资源分享纯为爱发电。" 对此，闲鱼客服表示，建议用户提供举报原因、图片凭证和私聊授权，并在平台自行操作举报。律师则 指出，如果平台已知盗版行为而未主动采取措施，则应当与侵权人承担共同侵权责任。 一分钱盗版猖獗，闲鱼客服称"自行举报" 事实上，《疯狂动物城2》的盗版乱象并非个例，今年春节档《哪吒之魔童闹海》上映次日也出现了完 整盗录资源，相关盗版链接超26万条。据今年3月的一次院线电影版权保护专项行动披露，完整的盗版 产业链包括前端"枪手"利用微型设备盗录，中端技术团伙搭建网站 ...

Group 1 - The film "731" broke multiple records on its opening day, becoming the highest single-day screening champion in Chinese film history with over 270,000 showings [1] - As of September 18, the film's box office exceeded 300 million yuan, with over 7.71 million viewers [3] - The film is set against the backdrop of the end of World War II in 1945, revealing the atrocities committed by the Japanese Unit 731 in Harbin under the guise of "water supply and epidemic prevention" [3] Group 2 - Guangdong province contributed the most to the film's box office, accounting for 11.01%, followed by Jiangsu at 9.52%, with Zhejiang and Sichuan ranking third and fourth respectively [3] - Shanghai led the cities in box office contribution with 3.67%, while Beijing and Chengdu ranked second and third [3] - The production company issued a statement demanding the cessation of unauthorized distribution and streaming of the film's content, citing copyright infringement [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the severe issue of movie piracy during the Spring Festival, particularly focusing on the illegal recording and distribution of popular films like "Ne Zha" and "Detective Chinatown 3" [1][3][4]. Group 1: Incidents of Piracy - A significant case of copyright infringement was uncovered by the police in Jinhua, Zhejiang, where seven suspects were arrested, and over 130 illegal film websites were identified, involving more than 200,000 pirated films with a total value exceeding 25 million yuan [1][3]. - The police's investigation revealed a network of over 30 illegal websites and apps used for distributing pirated films, with a total value of over 1 million yuan [3][4]. Group 2: Industry Impact - The illegal recording of films has developed into a complete industrial chain, with 38 criminal cases resolved over five years, leading to 110 arrests and the identification of 734 illegal film websites, with a total value of 71.97 million yuan in pirated content [4][5]. - The piracy issue is exacerbated by the low cost of committing such crimes, as a simple mobile phone can be used to record films, making it appealing for individuals with little awareness of copyright laws [5][6]. Group 3: Legal and Regulatory Actions - The government has initiated a series of copyright protection actions, with multiple departments collaborating to combat piracy, resulting in the identification of illegal recording locations and the arrest of offenders [7][8]. - Legal consequences for piracy include civil liability for damages, fines based on illegal earnings, and potential criminal charges for severe violations [6][7]. Group 4: Call for Awareness and Action - There is a strong emphasis on the need for societal participation in combating piracy, urging consumers to adopt a correct understanding of copyright and to choose official channels for accessing content [7][8]. - The article stresses that piracy undermines the creative efforts of filmmakers and damages the overall health of the film industry, highlighting the importance of fostering a culture of copyright protection [8].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the ongoing efforts by Chinese authorities to combat piracy and illegal distribution of films in cinemas, highlighting a recent special operation aimed at protecting copyright in the film industry. Group 1: Special Operation Overview - Since January 2023, a joint operation by the National Copyright Administration, National Film Administration, Ministry of Public Security, and Ministry of Culture and Tourism has been launched to protect cinema film copyrights [1]. - As of February 20, 2023, the operation has resulted in the investigation of 22 cases related to copyright infringement during the Spring Festival film season, leading to the arrest of over 40 individuals involved in illegal recording and distribution [1]. - The operation has prompted the removal of 2,295,700 infringing links from relevant online platforms and the suspension of 4,116 accounts that repeatedly violated copyright [1]. Group 2: Notable Cases of Infringement - A foreign individual was caught recording and distributing films like "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" and "Burning City" in a Beijing cinema, with the case being investigated by local copyright enforcement [1]. - In Tianjin, an individual named Zhao was found recording "Nezha: The Devil's Child" in a cinema to gain social media followers, leading to rapid online distribution of the pirated film [2]. - In Shanxi, Zhang recorded "Boonie Bears: The Restart" in a cinema and shared it online, resulting in legal action against him [2]. - In Jiangsu, Wang recorded "Boonie Bears: The Restart" for profit and was subsequently investigated [3]. - In Guangdong, a group was caught recording "Detective Chinatown 3" and "Nezha: The Devil's Child" for profit, leading to legal consequences [3]. Group 3: Major Crackdowns on Piracy - In Zhejiang, a group was apprehended for creating a piracy website and app, distributing films like "Nezha: The Devil's Child" and "The Legend of the Gods: War of the West," with over 14 million yuan involved [4]. - In Anhui, another group was caught for similar activities, with over 12 million yuan in illicit gains [4]. - In Chongqing, individuals were found selling U-disks containing pirated films, with over 5 million yuan involved in their operations [4].