NSFL content (as in recordings of death and the like).
I feel the same. While I understand the interest of archiving and documenting things - even morbid topics - I feel there should be a level of privacy afforded the subjects of these materials and their families by not having these recordings and content be readily available to the masses.
Not sure if it counts but The Most Mysterious Song just has to be taken out back and put down old yeller style, that search has gone on for so long, and its just the humane solution at this point.
Most lostwave tracks fall under this for me as well. To the point where I started skipping videos about new lost songs.
"Another lost song found on a random cassette from the 80s? You don't say? 🙄"
It comes to a point where I no longer can truly believe any of them.
Not sure if it counts but The Most Mysterious Song just has to be taken out back and put down old yeller style, that search has gone on for so long, and its just the humane solution at this point.
Most lostwave tracks fall under this for me as well. To the point where I started skipping videos about new lost songs.
"Another lost song found on a random cassette from the 80s? You don't say? 🙄"
It comes to a point where I no longer can truly believe any of them.
It's not I hate them, but honestly all the bangers of lostwave tracks are really old cold cases. There hasn't been a new notable one in forever.
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Go For A Punch. I'm 100% sure that the anon who first mentioned it on 4Chan made it up to troll OP, which I honestly don't blame anon for doing because the OP of that thread seemed to be one of those dweebs who thinks 4Chan is the freaking internet Illuminati. Seriously, for some reason, people don't apply the old saying of "don't believe everything you hear" to 4Chan, a website that absolutely anyone, (unless they live in a isolated country like North Korea or something,) who has a internet connect can post just about any stupid crap they can think of.
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Go For A Punch. I'm 100% sure that the anon who first mentioned it on 4Chan made it up to troll OP, which I honestly don't blame anon for doing because the OP of that thread seemed to be one of those dweebs who think 4Chan is the freaking internet Illuminati. Seriously, for some reason, people don't apply the old saying of "don't believe everything you hear" to 4Chan, a website that absolutely anyone, (unless they live in a isolated country like North Korea or something,) who has a internet connect can post just about any stupid crap they can think of.
And even if it is real and gets found, it would be really difficult or impossible to prove/verify it being the anime OP described due to 4chan's anonymous nature making it pretty much impossible for anyone to verify themselves as OP.
Preach! In fact, I’m kinda surprised they haven’t been already. I’m sure someone on the crew has a copy of either films.
My guess is anyone that does have a copy is still working at WB. They don't want to be fired.
…Okay, that makes sense. So, just curious, if someone did want to leak the film, would they have to wait until they stop working at WB, or until they quit working in filmmaking in general? Like, if say, you worked for Sony Pictures Animation, and you leak Me and My Shadow, which was a dreamworks movie, would Sony still punish you? Would they even care at all?
My guess is anyone that does have a copy is still working at WB. They don't want to be fired.
…Okay, that makes sense. So, just curious, if someone did want to leak the film, would they have to wait until they stop working at WB, or until they quit working in filmmaking in general? Like, if say, you worked for Sony Pictures Animation, and you leak Me and My Shadow, which was a dreamworks movie, would Sony still punish you? Would they even care at all?
Its a question I’ve had for a year now.
I am into theme parks and some imagineers start leaking unfinished theme park projects once they leave Disney. It might be different for movies, but maybe its similar where once enough time has passed and you no longer work for that studio or film as a whole you can leak it?
…Okay, that makes sense. So, just curious, if someone did want to leak the film, would they have to wait until they stop working at WB, or until they quit working in filmmaking in general? Like, if say, you worked for Sony Pictures Animation, and you leak Me and My Shadow, which was a dreamworks movie, would Sony still punish you? Would they even care at all?
Its a question I’ve had for a year now.
I am into theme parks and some imagineers start leaking unfinished theme park projects once they leave Disney. It might be different for movies, but maybe its similar where once enough time has passed and you no longer work for that studio or film as a whole you can leak it?
Hopefully…
I mean, it’s obviously still illegal, but it’s less risky I guess. I mean, the Popeye animatic wouldn’t have gotten leaked had Chip Butty still worked for Sony Pictures, so there’s that. His identity was also kept anonymous, so that could also be a contributing factor to wether or not something gets leaked.
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