The cinema world has been shaken by a series of leaks recently. After The Odyssey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day was also uploaded to X immediately upon its release.
The new Spider-Man movie, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which premiered this week, made an absolutely spectacular start at the box office, reaching nearly 1 billion dollars in revenue by its first weekend. However, while Marvel celebrated this success, it also had to contend with a surprising leak. Just like with The Odyssey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day was leaked online immediately upon its release.
A cam-recorded version of the film, which we can describe as quite seamless in both video and audio, was uploaded to X. With the intervention of Sony and Disney, this recording was removed from X within a short time, but during this period, the video garnered over 6 million views. Furthermore, individuals who downloaded this recording began spreading it on other pirate platforms.
Direct Uploads of Cam-Recorded Pirated Films to X Worry Studios
Studios are now trying to find the source of these successive leaks. While cam-recorded versions of high-profile films leaking online might not be new, these latest leaks stand apart from others. There's a significant difference between low-quality cam recordings being uploaded to pirate sites and relatively good-quality recordings being uploaded to public platforms like X. Indeed, both The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day quickly reached millions of views on X. This is why these recent leaks are causing considerable concern for studios.
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