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Topic: Hackers threaten to release stolen 'Pirates of the Caribbean 5' - page 2. (Read 3016 times)

sr. member
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How did they managed to get hold of the high-definition print? Check this:



The torrent links were taken down after a few hours, but many thousands had already downloaded the movie by then.

Arr it seems we be pirating now, a lot of people have certainly acquired the Booty.
That said I think it wasn't the authentic release yet still but the times have moved on....to Kodi when it's their its real ^^.
 (The truth guardian plays it one way reality is different ^^)
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/shortcuts/2017/may/17/message-to-pirates-of-the-caribbean-hackers-piracy-no-longer-pays

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One minute Hollywood are telling me not to watch pirate movies, the next they are encouraging me to go and see the latest Pirates of the Caribbean film.

Make your minds up.

The guardian article describes the situation pretty well.
Nowadays you pay 10$ per month and can watch/hear pretty much everything without limit.

The time for pirating music and movies is over.
The handful of people doing it are either kids with no money or they are doing it out of ideology.


Btw. Above user is totaly correct: digital piracy != stealing

I agree that pirates would probably not earn any money in countries where internet access is widespread. People can just download it on their devices without needing to buy a bootleg DVD.

This might still affect the quality of the films though. If bootleg was released before official theater release, it might also affect income. Even if happen after the theater release, this means the producer would be losing income since people won't be paying to watch it on digital.

I wonder if social pressure can be used against this. Like, people who watched at theater or paid for it on sites like Youtube would be getting something they can advertise to show that they are not pirates?


I certainly do not support the actions of hackers, but I like the opportunity to watch a new film free. Manufacturers prey on our money, and hackers prey on their money. It is a war in which civilians do not suffer, but rather receives dividends.

That a rather novel way of looking at it. Pirates still earn a lot here in my country were not everyone have internet access. They download the movie online and mass produce DVD for selling.
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Releasing the movie early is going to hurt the earnings of the movie because people will not be that psyched to see it after watching it. But it will only harm their profits by a small margin.
legendary
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I certainly do not support the actions of hackers, but I like the opportunity to watch a new film free. Manufacturers prey on our money, and hackers prey on their money. It is a war in which civilians do not suffer, but rather receives dividends.
No, it's not a war. Manufacturers make the product and some hackers steal from the manufacturers. You help steal if you torrent movies for free.

The vast majority of the torrent downloads occur after the movie is removed from the theaters. And most of the leechers can't afford the Blu-Ray and DVD discs of the movie. So even if the torrent downloads are prevented, it is not going to help the producers.

It does depend sometimes people don't want to pay for the DVD if they think it's not worth it to High-Res or Rent it in the physical form and just watch it online on lower res. It's why Blockbuster went the way of the dinosaur and other similar physical DVD locations. If people like it they may move towards the merchandise related to the movie but avoid the DVD's.
A pirates of the Caribbean blanket has utility and re usability ^^.
In fact if they added bonus items with DVD releases sales would rise.
legendary
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I certainly do not support the actions of hackers, but I like the opportunity to watch a new film free. Manufacturers prey on our money, and hackers prey on their money. It is a war in which civilians do not suffer, but rather receives dividends.
No, it's not a war. Manufacturers make the product and some hackers steal from the manufacturers. You help steal if you torrent movies for free.

The vast majority of the torrent downloads occur after the movie is removed from the theaters. And most of the leechers can't afford the Blu-Ray and DVD discs of the movie. So even if the torrent downloads are prevented, it is not going to help the producers.
sr. member
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I certainly do not support the actions of hackers, but I like the opportunity to watch a new film free. Manufacturers prey on our money, and hackers prey on their money. It is a war in which civilians do not suffer, but rather receives dividends.
No, it's not a war. Manufacturers make the product and some hackers steal from the manufacturers. You help steal if you torrent movies for free.
We do not help to steal. Yes, we do watch movies for free, but agree needs to be a complete idiot to be able to watch the movie for free and unsubscribe. I do not know these people are not downloading the torrent files. Many simply do not want to admit it.
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I certainly do not support the actions of hackers, but I like the opportunity to watch a new film free. Manufacturers prey on our money, and hackers prey on their money. It is a war in which civilians do not suffer, but rather receives dividends.
No, it's not a war. Manufacturers make the product and some hackers steal from the manufacturers. You help steal if you torrent movies for free.
sr. member
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Why retarded explanation? How much license the movie? In the cinema the screen is big and the sound is good, and what's on the disc. It should cost pennies. Of course there will be no such revenues in the hundreds of millions of dollars, but that's greed. Now don't get anything.
Greed? Nope. Do you know how much it costs to make a movie? Answer: a lot.
If everybody got the movie for free (or for pennies, unless it’s a lot of pennies) the film companies would go out of business and there would be no more movies.
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The hackers are reportedly demanding a ransom in exchange for not publishing the movie. Iger said hackers had stolen the film and are demanding to be paid in Bitcoin.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4508842/Hackers-steal-new-Pirates-Caribbean-movie.html#ixzz4hFMRfFIi


Probably, that's going to be another bad thing that cryptocurrencies would have to offer. I think it's not cool that people tend to steal and hack studios that made something that was made of blood and sweat of producers, actors, etc, imagine if you were one of the big people there that worked hard on it, do you think it's fair?
legendary
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How did they managed to get hold of the high-definition print? Check this:



The torrent links were taken down after a few hours, but many thousands had already downloaded the movie by then.

Arr it seems we be pirating now, a lot of people have certainly acquired the Booty.
That said I think it wasn't the authentic release yet still but the times have moved on....to Kodi when it's their its real ^^.
 (The truth guardian plays it one way reality is different ^^)
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/shortcuts/2017/may/17/message-to-pirates-of-the-caribbean-hackers-piracy-no-longer-pays

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One minute Hollywood are telling me not to watch pirate movies, the next they are encouraging me to go and see the latest Pirates of the Caribbean film.

Make your minds up.

The guardian article describes the situation pretty well.
Nowadays you pay 10$ per month and can watch/hear pretty much everything without limit.

The time for pirating music and movies is over.
The handful of people doing it are either kids with no money or they are doing it out of ideology.


Btw. Above user is totaly correct: digital piracy != stealing
sr. member
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I am not at all concerned about video piracy. I often use for myself, pirated software and watching pirated movies. It helps me to save my money which do not have. Maybe the copyright owners is easier to revise the price of the license to remove it was not profitable to open access to their products.
Don't try to justify stealing with lack of money. We aren't talking about food or other necessities here, but entertainment. What would you do if I came to your house and took your computer because it would help me save some money? Also you are not concerned with it because you haven't put time and money into a product that ends up being stolen. I have used torrents, not denying it, but at least I'm not trying to make up stupid explanations.
It is not stealing, it is piracy, stealing is to take something out of someone and by that act to deny ownership to the rightful owner, downloading a movie is piracy because you are only creating a copy of the material, both acts are wrong but they are not the same.
sr. member
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Why retarded explanation? How much license the movie? In the cinema the screen is big and the sound is good, and what's on the disc. It should cost pennies. Of course there will be no such revenues in the hundreds of millions of dollars, but that's greed. Now don't get anything.
legendary
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I am not at all concerned about video piracy. I often use for myself, pirated software and watching pirated movies. It helps me to save my money which do not have. Maybe the copyright owners is easier to revise the price of the license to remove it was not profitable to open access to their products.
Don't try to justify stealing with lack of money. We aren't talking about food or other necessities here, but entertainment. What would you do if I came to your house and took your computer because it would help me save some money? Also you are not concerned with it because you haven't put time and money into a product that ends up being stolen. I have used torrents, not denying it, but at least I'm not trying to make up stupid explanations.
sr. member
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I am not at all concerned about video piracy. I often use for myself, pirated software and watching pirated movies. It helps me to save my money which do not have. Maybe the copyright owners is easier to revise the price of the license to remove it was not profitable to open access to their products.
legendary
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How did they managed to get hold of the high-definition print? Check this:



The torrent links were taken down after a few hours, but many thousands had already downloaded the movie by then.

Arr it seems we be pirating now, a lot of people have certainly acquired the Booty.
That said I think it wasn't the authentic release yet still but the times have moved on....to Kodi when it's their its real ^^.
 (The truth guardian plays it one way reality is different ^^)
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/shortcuts/2017/may/17/message-to-pirates-of-the-caribbean-hackers-piracy-no-longer-pays

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One minute Hollywood are telling me not to watch pirate movies, the next they are encouraging me to go and see the latest Pirates of the Caribbean film.

Make your minds up.

I doubt that the movie is authentic since the hacker gave an ultimatum that he will upload it partially so that WD will know that he really holding a copy of it. The file uploaded in torrent are in full movie since it almost 700mb in size. Maybe it is just a random movie and rename to Pirates of the Caribbean after hearing the news regarding on extortion. If this is legit, There are many leaked videos now uploaded on facebook and it will be a breaking news.  Grin
sr. member
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I certainly do not support the actions of hackers, but I like the opportunity to watch a new film free. Manufacturers prey on our money, and hackers prey on their money. It is a war in which civilians do not suffer, but rather receives dividends.
legendary
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How did they managed to get hold of the high-definition print? Check this:



The torrent links were taken down after a few hours, but many thousands had already downloaded the movie by then.

Arr it seems we be pirating now, a lot of people have certainly acquired the Booty.
That said I think it wasn't the authentic release yet still but the times have moved on....to Kodi when it's their its real ^^.
 (The truth guardian plays it one way reality is different ^^)
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/shortcuts/2017/may/17/message-to-pirates-of-the-caribbean-hackers-piracy-no-longer-pays

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One minute Hollywood are telling me not to watch pirate movies, the next they are encouraging me to go and see the latest Pirates of the Caribbean film.

Make your minds up.
legendary
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How did they managed to get hold of the high-definition print? Check this:



The torrent links were taken down after a few hours, but many thousands had already downloaded the movie by then.
hero member
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they probably wouldn't get what they're asking for but hey even if they release it, a lot of people would still want to watch this in movie theaters. i've been a fan of this franchise from the beginning and I wiuldn't even think about wstching it on my laptop first

http://fossbytes.com/pirates-of-the-caribbean-leaked-torrent-site/

That dark overlord.  Sad
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Does nobody find it funny that hackers are potentially going to pirate a pirate movie   Grin

LOL. That's about as redundant as it can get dude right Cheesy Hopefully if won't affect the sales of the film that much if in case the hackers really releases the movie ahead of time. Though I think this is the last installment of PotC and they probably have raked several millions with the previous installments already for this to hurt that much.
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