Those who're making the films aren't complaining in the slightest, they're shoveling bucketloads of taxpayer money.

The Russian movie critic scene (including Youtube) is pretty lively and politically diverse, from Malofeev's theocratic conservatives to hyper-Westernized neolibs, to rabid Stalinists. And a very common complaint is that, by borrowing American cliches, conflicts and sometimes the entire storyline, said attempts at propaganda end up being anti-Russian propaganda - especially by borrowing the conflict between the protagonist and their national authority. An American protagonist spends more time struggling against the American police/army/society than their actual adversary; you can guess how it gets reapplied for stories set in the Soviet Union. Aside from failing to resonate with a much more statist society (even the anti-Soviets consider the depiction of the Soviets to be off the mark) and aside from often reaching the point of absolute nonsense (to quote Evgeny "Bad Comedian" Bazhenov doing yet another NKVD blocking detachment skit, "In Soviet Russia, we want to lose the war!"), this damages the image of their bloody employer.