If buying isn't owning, piracy isn't stealing.
this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2026
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People call their 'games' movies for a reason
If you bought these movies on Playstation, you might as well get a pirated copy right now. You have a receipt that shows, from a layperson's standpoint, you bought the right to watch a movie when you want, not subject to when Sony or the movie publisher says you can.
And better than that, you might want to join for a class action suit.
I, too, want 75¢ in 10 years.
Valued at 0.30 by that time due to inflation!
Think of the possibilities!
You can get a pirated copy even if you haven't bought the movie. In many countries downloading media is not a crime. And if you have any moral objections, just read the article...
And this is why people become Arrr! 🏴☠
Cmon man, I still have my copies of Leprechaun 2 and 3, and The Adventrues of Super Mario Bros. 3 from when Steam sold movies