MPAA Illegally Copies Directors Movie

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  swraman - 3 years ago

  MPAA: are a bunch of pricks trying to make a buck. The rating system, although necessary is flawed and their anti-piracy measures are ridiculous.

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  superfatzombie - 3 years ago

  This guy is an idiot: it is mandated that one copy be kept by the MPAA for legal reasons to ensure that the rating is proven. No authorization is needed. In short, this is a FAKE video designed to smear the LEGAL activities of the MPAA.

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  goosesoup - 3 years ago

  Not that it prooves anything but...: His entire office is completely unchanged and untouched from his first clip to his second... all he did was change his outfit... I don't like being the guy but this would be too easy to fake

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    slaintedan - 3 years ago

    @goosesoupI'm confused: why would you expect somebody to redecorate their office over a 3-4 day period?

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  Funkapotamus420 - 2 years ago

  ...: not like they're going to distribute it!? so why does it matter? even if they have a copy.

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    Amatoc_Monk - 2 years ago

    @Funkapotamus420uhh: last time i checked it was because they are going after people who copy films, yet they do it themselves.

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    tendonut - 2 years ago

    @Funkapotamus420Well..: That doesn't seem to stop the MPAA from going after regular people who copy movies.

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  patrickswayze - 2 years ago

  When I rule your pathetic planet: this shit won't happen

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    lilthug - 3 years ago

    @patrickswayzewhen i: rule this planet i will have you executed

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  MagnusSK24 - 2 years ago

  You don't need an MPAA rating...: ...to get a movie out, which one would know if one has seen This Film is not yet Rated. Your movie just won't get a big distribution. I would really recommend that peolpe see the movie; it really is very good.

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  tromboner - 2 years ago

  great way: to catch em, but how will he get he movie out if the MPAA is pissed?

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  Fixer808 - 2 years ago

  The point is: that they're doing exactly what they advertise is illegal. I'm going to rent the documentary.

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  mal12345 - 2 years ago

  Anybody can: pretend to hold a phone conversation.

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    3volution - 2 years ago

    @mal12345Thank you!: Case Closed! At least have the WHOLE conversation on tape... whatta newb.

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  ManApe - 2 years ago

  The MPAA's standards are too Puritanical.: On top of that, they seem to be virtually untouchable legally. I think the MPAA and the FCC are probably two of the worst things to happen to American media. Speech isn't so much free here, anymore, as pro-rated according to content.

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  Dolphan - 2 years ago

  STFU: ?you pretentious prick. You ought to be glad it was copied, you just doubled your audience.

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  iliketigobittyz - 2 years ago

  Cool: ?So now i know that since the MPAA doesn't follow it's own rules, then I don't have to either. GG, now I can guilt free download the new Transformers movie.

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  omega99 - 2 years ago

  WOW: The two people from the MPAA will probably be the only people in the world to see his little movie anyway.so who cares....

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    Moufwash - 2 years ago

    @omega99actually: I already have it reserved on Netflix.. use your icon and shoot yourself for thinking you know what your talking about

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    ichasebuffalos - 2 years ago

    @omega99i don't trust people that use the wrong spelling of "you're": go shove it

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    Greenheat - 2 years ago

    @omega99he didn't use it wrong: you idiot

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    Struck - 2 years ago

    @omega99LOL...: LOLOLOLOLOLOL

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    crazylegsfish - 2 years ago

    @omega99i liked: the movie. star's right

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  dafunny - 2 years ago

  No shit, Sherlock....: ?You have an organization that you lampoon in your movie and say that they are acting unlawfully. Amazingly, after you give this movie to them and let them watch it, they make a copy. If you give me a copy of a movie that shows me running a red light, you better believe I'm gonna keep a copy of that. Yet this guy acts like he's hit the f'in lottery cause this board made a copy of his film.

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    fa7 - 2 years ago

    @dafunnywtf: that just didnt make sense. go sit in the corner

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  Chexmex50 - 2 years ago

  CHEAP SH*TS: Its only $10 f*ckin dollars. If u don't got $10, then sit in front of the tv until it comes out for being a pennyless sh*t.

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  Nick964 - 2 years ago

  man: ?how great would it be if no one was on the other line and he was making the whole thing up. if that happened, the mpaa would be soo pissed. i know i would.

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  Damien333 - 2 years ago

  good: movie..highly recommended.

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  StupidAmerican - 2 years ago

  Just as entertaining as his movie.: Enough said.

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  sabia - 2 years ago

  LOL: At the end it says "People who make illegal copies of movies are thieves, plain and simple." lol...Yes, but they are thieves who don't have to pay $10.00 - $13.00 to watch a single movie at a movie theater. And that...is WELL WORTH IT.

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    M_g_M - 2 years ago

    @sabiathat wasnt his comment: that was off MPAA website, he was making a point that even the enforcers copy movies w/o permission.

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    M_g_M - 2 years ago

    @sabiamore.: It's an old question, but far from obsolete -- who will protect us from the people we hire to protect us? In one critical setting, those who are supposed to answer that question seem more concerned with silencing the questioners.

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    M_g_M - 2 years ago

    @sabiaand a lil more.: Some 2000 years ago, the writer Juvenal asked "Who will guard the guards?" (this just goes to show that its been happening since the dawn of civilization that the people in power are and always will be above the law.)

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  Linkdead14 - 2 years ago

  Holy shit: speaker phone would make this a little bit less worthless.

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    duffman4o9 - 2 years ago

    @Linkdead14If you have watched the documentary: A lot of the people at the MPAA refused to talk when they were on speaker phone.

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    Linkdead14 - 2 years ago

    @Linkdead14well: then... don't tell them, or put the recorder close to the phone....

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  grovesj2 - 2 years ago

  two minutes and 32 seconds of my life that was completely wasted. Not to mention the 30 second it took to post this comment: blah

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    sub0rdinary - 2 years ago

    @grovesj2But if you feel strongly: about your position, then the 30 seconds weren't wasted... but if the vid had never been posted, you wouldn't have seen a need to post a comment, so it was a waste... but if you feel strongly about your position, then the 30 seconds weren't wasted... but if the vid had never been posted, you wouldn't have seen a need to post a comment, so it was a waste... but if you feel strongly about your position, then the 30 seconds weren't wasted... but if the vid had never been posted, you

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  Misternugg - 2 years ago

  Lol: ?Irony for the win..... We go to jail for making copies, they stay in business and continue to do it....

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  misterpg - 2 years ago

  this was: a SNORE

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  rosskstar - 2 years ago

  this is groundBREAKing: it makes me want to think about it and maybe call them back

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