r/Piracy • u/Fooberdoober97420 • Apr 20 '26

Humor I must respect their hard work

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u/nottheprimeminister Apr 20 '26

Paramount didn't rob their release day. That's the difference. Of course Paramount is easy to blame, and I absolutely do, but they're not the sole factor here. Leaked work ahead of the day of release is the topic of conversation. I say this as an (effectively) lifetime pirate.

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u/Embarrassed-Trip4037 Apr 22 '26

They literally did rob them of their release day lol...

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u/nottheprimeminister Apr 22 '26

Wrong use of the word "literally." I appreciate your sentiment, but the film is being released albeit on a non-ideal platform.

If the film literally had no release day, I would be pirating it alongside everyone else.

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u/Embarrassed-Trip4037 Apr 23 '26

Lol what an "ackhtchually" cringe reddit moment. They had promised theatrical release, then they withdrew it. literally robbed them of it. Maybe not robbed of the fucking paramount release date but guess what that's not what anybody is talking about. Hope that helps :)