A high-quality bootleg of 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' was publicly accessible on X (formerly Twitter) for nearly nine hours, reaching 5.9 million accounts before being removed by Sony. The unauthorized video, posted by an account named Fredrick Bryan, remained online from 6:05 AM PT to around 3:25 PM PT, accumulating over 143,000 likes and 10,000 reshares. Despite the leak, the film's box office performance was unaffected, with preview earnings surpassing previous records. The incident highlights ongoing challenges with digital piracy, particularly on X, which has become a frequent platform for leaking major films. This follows a similar leak of 'The Odyssey' earlier in the week.
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