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[Greatness Gone]

we rarely talk about this poster, but he's probably among the most mentally ill there. see, for instance:

https://www.resetera.com/threads/hey-its-the-weekend-and-everyone-left-work-let-me-make-disney-execs-sweat-until-monday-inside-out-2-appears-to-have-been-uploaded-on-the-d-server.962700/

So previously I've been able to find that out when major Disney films get uploaded to Disney+ internal servers. It wasn't through hacking or anything illegal. Basically what happened was whenever Disney+ had trailer pages to promote films in theaters, they would eventually convert those pages into the official page to access the film on Disney+ (you know, the press play to watch page). The trailer pages always had a run time of 2 minutes or so. But what would happen is when they uploaded the film to their internal server and kept it on private, it would show the full runtime of the film (aka the video file runtime) before they officially announced a release date/allowed D+ subscribers to access the film. (I also previously caught them putting the "coming to D+ on Month Day, Year" like a day before the official announcement back in Late 2022/Early 2023. They long stopped doing that).

Now you may be saying "Come on CH, would a giant corp actually give a shit?"

Yes they did! Because now all the trailer pages no longer show run times as of a few days ago. They do not want people catching on early to films being uploaded to the server. And so I thought, "Game Over. We can't figure out when films are uploaded to the internal server anymore without seeing the length of video time. It's over".


... Is what I thought. But I quickly thought "Ok, well why would they do this now? Is it to cover for Inside Out 2 being uploaded early?" And I realized that they actually forgot to remove some other more subtle signs that a movie is on the internal server and prepping for release announcement. Because I'm that weirdo. So let's make some Disney Execs sweat until Monday Morning when they can tell people to deal with this.

Here's the evidence:

- Go to the Inside Out 2 Trailer page (that will eventually become the actual movie page): https://www.disneyplus.com/browse/entity-ec9f9fa3-fbae-4a25-b722-12c3b8ab0ef4

- You'll notice a CC and AD square next to the rating and and HD square. If you're on mobile, a 5.1 square should be seen.

- Go to the Deadpool and Wolverine Trailer page: https://www.disneyplus.com/browse/entity-120ae1e6-2240-4924-a4ce-f8de6e28b0b1

- You'll notice only the rating and the HD square is present on this page.

- Go to the Moana 2 Trailer Page: https://www.disneyplus.com/browse/entity-a21ee2fc-421e-4839-bfcc-0bf2ba815875

- You'll notice only the HD square is present on this page because it hasn't been officially rated.

- Go to Elemental's Movie Page: https://www.disneyplus.com/browse/watchlist

- You'll notice that uploaded films have the rating, HD square, CC square, and AD square (as well as 5.1 square if you're on mobile).

They took away the video file runtime on trailer pages to prevent people from knowing when they've uploaded films to their internal server. However, they forgot to remove the other signs of it being uploaded to the internal server like the CC, AD, and (for mobile) the 5.1 squares.

Inside Out 2 is 100% on the internal server. It's a question of when now that they announce the release date. And it absolutely will be soon.

Most of you won't personally give a shit. That's fair. But if you enjoy the idea of some execs on the weekend being like "How the fuck did the internet ruin our announcement plan?" for the LOLs, and the fact that they won't be able to get to it until the weekend... Well, here you go.

Have a good weekend everyone!