"I'm Gonna Get Crucified" says Alleged Wolverine Leaker

Well I'm kinda mad at my self for not downloading it.

I could of avoided and not pay $10 to see this piece of garbage!

i watched the download then payed to go see it in hopes that i'd see somthing better but i didnt :(

I just don't understand these guys.Why would you risk going to prison or a huge fine just to upload a movie for others to see.It doesn't make any sense.

I honestly dont think this hurt ticket sales at all.

i still believe it was an enjoyable movie, i thing sometimes fans are too critical. overall i enjoyed the movie. it wasn't great or anything, but it's something i bought on DVD and i'll probably watch over again. Hugh Jackman is Wolverine, and i can't wait for the next installment. :D

and Sanchez isn't a hero, i wouldn't say that. :/

YeaOkYea, you're lucky. i paid $12.50 (NYC) and i took someone so i paid $25 altogether. AND after the movie the bitch had the nerve to get mad at me for taken her to such a crappy movie, and she aint spend a dime. AND she aint never speak to me again. Hugh Jackman lost me Pusssy.

fox lost more than 20 mills from this

I hope this guy chokes on the man-juice he is forced to gurgle in prison.

LEEE, your an asshole! And I'm not trying to be funny. Seriously, what kind of CBM fan are you that you would at ANY point condone some jackass splattering a CBM all over the internet weeks prior to it's release. Not a very good or sincere fan I take it.

longbowhunter, really? So you honestly think that an incomplete copy of a movie hitting the internet 2 weeks prior to the movies actual release has no effect on its ticket sales... that has to be one of the most ignorant observations I've seen in a looooong time dude. You need to rethink that comment cause the fact is that there is no way it couldn't effect ticket sales. For every asshole fan-boy on this site that says, "Thanks for saving me the ten bucks seeing this in theaters Mr. Movie Pirate." I bet there are 100 people who came to the same conclusion and didn't go see it after seeing the FREE version they snagged online. In short, it is pure idiocracy to hold the opinion that the leak did not effect ticket sales.

Roscoe, that is undeniably true as well. I am not arguing the whether the movie is good or not, as I simply see it as mediocre. If it had been an epic movie then the leak would have done nothing to it. Take SM3 for example... would you have paid to see that horse shit had you seen it online for free prior to it's theatrical release? I took about 8 people with me to see SM3, not a damn one of them gave a poo about comics and would have waited for the DVD without my urging. Had I seen it for free on my computer at home before hand, I not only would have said "[frick] that movie" but I'd discouraged those same people from wasting their money, the ones who didn't give a poo either way to begin with. Movie tickets are $8.50 where I live, multiplied by 9, $76.50 is what the theater got from my group in just ticket sales for SM3, no telling how much more for drinks and goodies. 76 bucks in ticket sales from just one person prematurely viewing the film without paying. Now imagine that effect spread across the globe... Now sure, if it had been a better movie, it would've done better, but don't you generally have to pay to find out if it's any good or not. I mean, it is a product payed for to be created by a company. When you buy your comics, the cash goes to making sure more comics get made right? If everyone just STOLE comics off the stands, there wouldn't be much of an incentive for any company to produce them. When you STEAL a movie by downloading it you help to create the same paradox. I for one hope they continue to see incentive for making these movies so they are inclined to continue making them. If that means eating a spoon full of crow in exchange for the magnificence of "Watchmen" then so be it. You gotta break eggs for an omelet. Roscoe, this has turned into a rant and is in no way aimed at you.

Personally, If you watch any CBM without paying for it, you do NOT have the right to call yourself a CBM fan, or a comic fan for that matter. A fan would want to see more get made and would avoid taking actions that would jeopardize that opportunity, no matter how small.

BreakUbatman, your right in the sense that we don't have to be happy with sub-par adaptations, but neither do we have to steal to make our point. Downloads do indeed happen all the time, but that doesn't change the fact that you are taking something that doesn't belong to you without the permission of its owner regardless of the fact that it is digital. I'm not militaristic on this fact outside of the comic genre. I listen to music downloads all the time before buying an album, but I don't have any connections to music as I do to comics. Comics are more personal to me and that is what makes me a fan. A fan takes the bad with the good and respects it all for what it is. You don't have to like certain things that happen from time to time, but how would you gauge the epic moments without the flawed ones. Anyone who has read a monthly series of a mainstream superhero/team could recite many a moment they disagreed with within said series, but I bet they didn't start stuffing the issues under their shirt and walking out of the shop as a result. I hold the film adaptations no different in regard, in fact, I go to see every CBM in theater's even if I don't like the character unless extraordinary circumstances prevent. I loathe Superman, but I dished out the cash to see Superman Returns to show my support for CBM's. I don't expect every comic and CBM fan to do this, but I do expect every comic and CBM fan to show their support for whatever they view or collect by paying for it.

BOOTLEG MADE PEOPLE CRITIQUE IT EVEN MORE DEEPLY RESULTING IN THE BORIGINS NAME..HECK FOR AS LONG AS IT WAS OUT EVEN B4 IT CAME OUT, OF COURSE PEOPLE WOULD BREAK IT DOWN AND NIT PICK EVERYTHING WRONG.

Boogie, Your avatar, that's the Boogey Man from the old Ghostbusters cartoon ain't it? And cheers, I agree.

life don dit much bettuh dan dis!

@ betty: good on you dude, that made me laugh so hard. got caught goofing on here anyway damn supervisors! shouldn't they be off drinking coffee or something? although she did notice your avatar betty and even knew the reference!
"Chris, back to work!"
"Sorry"
" Does that guys name say Betty?"
"Yeah..."
(in voice) "Do you need like a glass of water or something?"
"Oh my god..."

@Kenny38606

This is the reason, the Hacker Manifesto:

This is our world now... the world of the electron and the switch, the beauty of the baud. We make use of a service already existing without paying for what could be dirt-cheap if it wasn’t run by profiteering gluttons, and you call us criminals. We explore... and you call us criminals. We seek after knowledge... and you call us criminals. We exist without skin color, without nationality, without religious bias... and you call us criminals. You build atomic bombs, you wage wars, you murder, cheat, and lie to us and try to make us believe it’s for our own good, yet we’re the criminals.

Yes, I am a criminal. My crime is that of curiosity. My crime is that of judging people by what they say and think, not what they look like. My crime is that of outsmarting you, something that you will never forgive me for.

I am a hacker, and this is my manifesto. You may stop this individual, but you can’t stop us all... after all, we’re all alike.

@faust: dude i am a struggling musician forced to do a 9-5er to make ends meet, i use no file sharing or downloading at all as i can not support a system that abuses the arts as i said. if fox leaked it who cares fox is retarded and often screws up everything they get thier grubby little mits on, they are hypocrites and money grabbers so not sure how that helps your argument. it does not matter AT ALL if the movie sucked. illegal downloading is crap. and yeah the dude wouldn't make any money doing it. dude most people who do stupid things don't get paid. hence they are stupid

@talontd: hacker manifesto? all that reads to me is a computer geek (hope no-one takes offence ;) lol) justifing thier actions like idiot kids who get into gangs (not the real ones, you know the kind, idiot suburan kids with too much time on their hands and no brains in their heads). it even says yes i am a criminal. can anyone please name something good that ever came out of hacker culture that contributed to society at all? - if some one says the movie hackers i'd have to punch them in their digital kidneys-

truth be told some laws i agree with, some i don't.
theft is theft and if some one stole my song or my film because they feel it should be free for whatever reason should not count themselves a fan of the arts in any form

yes we live in the digital age, but money makes our world go round as much as i hate that fact its true. We are all corporate slaves , bound within our "civilized" society. lets make the best of it by not killing what little creativity exists among the fluff, varied opinons and fickle corprate heads who see only profit

woooah i just blacked out, what did i just write? i need a soda

I'll get the hammer, spikes, and wood.

Sorry buddy, you're about to get f'd in the a. It was a sh%t movie but at least I can base that on watching the final version and not some pirated garbage.

i know, me too thats why i have it!!!!