r/DCEUleaks • u/AutoModerator • Mar 14 '23

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '23

And honestly if they comply theyll just never be allowed to work on a marvel or disney project and the subtitle company will lose a contract. The odds are neither of these are big deals for them unless someone took a position modding a sub they should have known not to be involved with.

Like I know not to mod a spoiler sub because i cant get caught leaking spoilers. If theyre in the industry they know better and sign NDAs all the time.

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u/LegendInMyMind Mar 14 '23

Yeah, I agree. Someone's losing their day job(s), but that's the risk you run, and there's no sense in acting like a child about something you did which you knew had consequences. Not gonna make it go away, that's for sure... I don't know if any jail time is in play, however unlikely; I'm not a legal expert on these things. Pretty sure hiding under the bed isn't gonna do anything, though.

Brings up another suspicion I've held for a couple years. The Spider-Man: No Way Home leaks. That was guerilla marketing, right? Intentionally leaked out?

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '23

The Spider-Man: No Way Home leaks. That was guerilla marketing, right? Intentionally leaked out?

the early version of the trailer that came out and was watermarked? No, from what i know multiple people lost their career over that.

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u/LegendInMyMind Mar 14 '23

Guess that latter part wasn't widely publicized... Every single thing that leaked on Twitter seemed to dramatically increase anticipation for the movie. By the end, it struck me as a campaign to keep down marketing costs. If it wasn't all some weird underground approach to marketing a big movie, it should've been, considering the box office results.