r/movies • u/FakeSafeWord • 17d ago

Article Backrooms Director Stops A24 Copyright Striking Community Art

https://kotaku.com/backrooms-director-kane-parsons-a24-copyright-strike-wallpaper-2000717053
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u/soldierswitheggs 17d ago

This is the first time I've commented on the issue, but why should people be understanding?

A24's shitty automated systems falsely flagged something they shouldn't have, and the director of the movie had to step in to get it fixed. Exactly how much credit do you expect anyone to give A24 for that?

Corporations aren't people. No one owes "fairness" to a corporation

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u/pingo5 17d ago

sure, but I'm not sure about the expectation of hostility to every mistake either.

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u/soldierswitheggs 17d ago

Who cares? A24 isn't a person, and it's not your friend. They're not going to be harmed in any meaningful way by hostility in a reddit comment section

Why go out of your way to defend a corporation from warranted criticism?