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[themirokai]

I got this comment on a story from my Other AO3 Account this morning.

(Info redacted because I prefer keeping these accounts separate but no one follows me on the side blog I have for that account.)

The story was posted almost a year ago and is relatively “popular” by my average statistics even though it has tropes and themes that are big turnoffs for a lot of people (hence separate accounts). This popularity is undoubtedly because it’s a Marvel Loki story and that fandom is massive.

So there is obviously an algorithm or a bot scrubbing ao3 statistics and leaving this comment on fics that meet a certain metric with the main character of the fic inserted into the comment.

I had a little time to kill this morning so I decided to investigate further. And y’all this is so predatory. Come on this journey with me. It made me mad. It may make you mad.

First, if you go to Webnovel’s website, you HAVE to choose between male lead or female lead stories before you can go any further. WTF?

And that’s weird, but this gets so much worse. This is basically a pay-to-read site that has different subscription models. Which… okay BUT! The authors don’t get paid! Look at that comment again. They’re promising a supportive and nurturing community, but zero monetary compensation. It’s basically, “post your stuff here so we can get paid and you can get… nice vibes?” I mean look at this Orwellian writing:

Using the phrase “pay-to-read model” in the same sentence as “qualitative changes in lifestyles for authors” deliberately makes you think that you can get paid and maybe even make a living on this website. But that’s not actually what it says and authors will not receive one red cent.

Oh but wait, the worst is still to come. In case this breaks containment (which I kind of hope it does) this is where I mention that I’m a lawyer in the US.

I don’t do intellectual property or copyright law but I do read and write contracts for a living. So I went to look at their terms of service. It was fun!

Highlights the first, in which Webnovel gets a license to do basically whatever they want with content you post on their site. This is how they get to be paid for people reading authors’ writing without paying them anything.

Highlights the second, in which Webnovel takes no responsibility for illegally profiting off of fan fic. This all says that the writer is 100% responsible for everything the writer posts (even though only Webnovel is making money from it).

Highlights the third which say that by posting, the author is representing that they have the legal right to use and to let Webnovel use the content according to these terms. So if a writer posts fan fiction and Webnovel makes money from people reading the fan fiction, and the House of the Mouse catches wise, these sections say that that’s ALL on the writer.

So that’s a little skeevy to start off with but the thing that is seriously shitty and made me make this post was that these assholes are coming to ao3. They are actively recruiting people in comments on their fan fiction. And they are saying they are big fans of the character you’re writing about and that they share your interests.

They are recruiting fan fiction writers and giving every impression that you can make money from posting fan fiction on their site and hiding the fact that you absolutely cannot but they can make money off of you while you try, deep in their terms of service which no one but a lawyer who writes fan fic and has some time to kill will read.

I see posts on here regularly from people who don’t understand how this stuff works, don’t understand that they (and others) can not legally make a financial profit from fan fiction. And there are tons of people who will not take the time to dig into the details.

Don’t deal with these bastards. Fuck Webnovel.

[divinector]

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[batshit-auspol]

With the sudden collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, many of the former empire's resources were sold off to the highest bidder, and their $14 billion space shuttle program was no exception.

Seeking to recoup some of that eyewatering spend, in 1998, the "Buran" (Russia's answer to the American Space Shuttle) was offered up for sale on eBay for $10 million.

No serious offers were received - with most people assuming the listing to be a joke, until the New York Post confirmed the sale, with Russian authorities stating they "actually have two" if anyone is interested.

(Pictured: A later auction of a smaller scale Buran in 2005)

Sensing an opportunity, a group of Aussie entrepreneurs including Australia's first astronaut and the lawyer for Prime Minister Paul Keating offer to lease the shuttle from Russia, to put it on display in Australia during the Sydney Olympics.

After gaining permission from the Kremlin for the lease, in 1999 the Russian military briefly stops bombing Chechnya in order to dismantle the Buran, and it is placed on a barge to be shipped to Sydney on the (soon to be infamous for other reasons) Tampa shipping vessel at a cost of $5 million.

Once in Sydney, after a disastrous few months on display where crowds failed to flock to the shuttle exhibition featuring such compelling educational offerings as "activities is to assist in the development of issues of nutrition and hygiene at home" (an actual quote from their website) - the leasing company declared bankruptcy and washed their hands of the space shuttle completely.

The Buran Gift shop where you could buy soviet space ship themed football jerseys, in case you needed one of those

One of four people listed on the lease, described as a business partner of the Prime Minister, also claims he never knew he was a director of the company, which went on to cause a lot more problems.

This whole debacle presented a slight issue for the cash strapped Russian authorities, who had now only been paid $100,000 for the 9 year lease of the shuttle instead of the $600,000 they were owed. Eventually the decision was made to abandon the once $1 billion Soviet pride and joy in a Sydney carpark, where it resided for a year under a small tarpaulin.

Failed attempts to be rid of the shuttle included a 12 day auction hosted by an LA radio station, where listeners were offered the chance to buy the shuttle for $6 million, however all bids turned out to be pranks and the shuttle remained.

Multiple attempts were also made to sell the shuttle to Tom Cruise, with the exacerbated movie star's representatives repeatedly telling the insistent traders that he was not interested in owning a Russian spaceship.

Eventually a Singaporean group dismantled the shuttle and shipped it overseas, however Russian authorities soon reported they once again had been failed to be paid for the lease. Singaporean representatives responded that they definitely had paid for the shuttle, and that they simply couldn't remember when or how much was paid.

Representing the Russian government, Lawyer Suhaila Turani told the Wall Street Journal “I feel sorry for the Russians. They’re good in space, but they’re very naive in business.”

For a time the shuttle was abandoned in the storage yard of event company Pico, with the company owner telling the Wall Street Journal "I just want this thing out of my life" after three years of being stuck with it.

A few years later the shuttle was found by German journalists dismantled in a junkyard, and it was then bought and shipped to Germany to be put on display a museum, so all's well that ends well (except they dropped it from a crane while trying to set it up, but it polished up okay).

[hrrtshape]

insane, dream-like things that were normal in my better cr . . . in other words, what it was like being part of the 1%

i never carried cash : i didn’t need to. if i ever found myself in a situation where cash was required, idk, a farmer’s market or bribing someone, i’d just apple pay!?

i never waited for anything : reservations were booked months in advance. lines were always skipped. at clubs we just walked right in. theme parks? VIP passes only. i have never stood in a queue longer than 90 seconds in my life...or...in my better cr.

my closet was bigger than a new york apartment : and everything was colour-coded. yep. yep !!!

i never read price tags : not because i was being reckless, because i simply did not need to know. it was always fine.

if i wanted something, i got it : saw a dress in a magazine? had it by the next morning. craved a specific croissant from a bakery in paris? it was flown in. life had no delays.

luxury was so normal i had to actively remind myself it wasn’t : by the 13th day, i would have moments, small ones, where i’d be like, " wait, not everyone has their own perfume custom-blended by a french artisan? " and then i’d move on.

the ‘poor kid’ still had a trust fund. . . they just had less in it.

errands? what errands? dry cleaning, post office, buying toothpaste. these were not my problems.

skincare was medical : not just a ‘good moisturiser’ situation, i mean dermatologist-designed, prescription-only, lab-created serums. my facials involved lasers. my face was someone’s full-time job.

my mom had a florist on retainer : fresh-cut flowers appeared in my room like magic. i never asked for them. they just were.

celebrity run-ins were painfully normal : “oh yeah, we had dinner next to tilda swinton last night.” “who?” WHO?

we never parked our own cars : valet, always. i had a friend who didn’t even know how to use a parking metre.

there was no such thing as ‘saving up’. in those two weeks i never thought, “hmm, should i buy this now or wait till christmas when i get 50 euros from my grandma?” PFTTTTT.

everyone had a ‘family office’ : financial advisers, lawyers, accountants. my money was managed. someone in my school had three.

coffee orders were wildly specific : not ‘latte with oat milk’ specific. i mean custom-roasted beans, flown in from a single farm in costa rica, brewed at a precise temperature, delivered in a monogrammed cup.

doctors made house calls : i have not seen the inside of a waiting room. ever. feeling sick? someone arrived.

vacation homes weren’t a flex, they were a given : there’s the paris apartment (1st arrondissement, obviously), the villa in lake como, the chalet in gstaad. the only real estate question was, “are we summering in capri or st. barths?

your signature scent is impossible to buy : it’s either a discontinued hermès perfume from the ’70s that you miraculously still source, or a custom blend from a perfumer who only takes five clients a year.

flying commercial is a horror story, not an option : tsa? baggage claim? delays? these are foreign concepts. you had a netjets membership at the very least, but most likely, you have a family jet with an interior designed by someone who also did a yacht.

your tastebuds have standards : your daily coffee comes from a faema e61, your eggs are from a private farm, and your idea of a snack is burrata flown in from puglia that morning. did i mention my private school had michelin chefs?? yea.

you own art. like, real art : not prints. not posters. actual, museum-worthy pieces that are either inherited or sourced through galleries that don’t even have websites.

most people don’t know what anything costs : a gallon of milk? no idea. a metro ticket? couldn’t tell you. you swipe, tap, sign, and never check.

you don’t shop in stores like normal people : you go to private showrooms, have pieces sent to your home, or shop off-runway. waiting in line… horrendous.

i’ve had a ‘house account’ somewhere : a boutique, a jeweller, a tailor. places where you don’t pay on the spot, just ‘put it on the account’ and settle later.

i was taught how to eat properly : which fork for what course, how to use a butter knife, the correct way to hold a wine glass. it’s not something i learned. it’s something i absorbed from watching adults at endless dinners, benefits, and polo events.

i don’t remember learning how to ski or ride horses : because i was doing it before i was fully conscious. i have childhood photos in full equestrian gear, little skis strapped to my feet in gstaad or zermatt. it’s just something i always did.

an art education by osmosis : grew up hearing adults talk about rothko, basquiat, and duchamp in casual conversation. dragged to the louvre and the tate before i could even read. instinctively know the difference between an original and a print.

i have a family lawyer on retainer : and not because i ever committed a crime. they exist to handle things. NDAs, reputation management, keeping your name out of the papers. they know where the bodies are buried, metaphorically (or not).

most families’ wealth is so old and so layered in offshore accounts that even they don’t fully understand it : trust funds? sure, but also shell companies in the caymans, art holdings in geneva, real estate portfolios under LLCs. money isn’t in banks. it’s spread across continents.

most parents’ have had affairs with each other for decades, and it’s not even a scandal anymore : it’s just part of the ecosystem. marriages aren’t about love, they’re alliances. the wives turn a blind eye, the husbands keep it discreet, and the real betrayal is talking about it.

i’ve been name-dropped in a deposition : it was a divorce case. i was never involved, but my name was adjacent to power, so it got dragged in. the case was settled out of court, of course.

most families has multiple passports : not for fun, not for aesthetics. because sometimes you need an exit strategy. a villa in capri, a château in france, a penthouse in dubai. doors are always open, should you ever need to disappear.

i’ve seen actual generational feuds play out in real time : my parents have enemies. their parents had enemies. the grudges go back decades, and nobody even remembers what started it.

i grew up around people who have gotten away with actual crimes : white-collar, mostly. insider trading, fraud, tax evasion. but sometimes things darker. people go to rehab, people “retire early,” people take extended trips to monaco until things cool down.

i’ve seen billionaires (and their kids) break down over the pettiest things : a bad seat at a gala, a misplaced monogram on their jet, a slight from someone whose family has less money than theirs. the richer they are, the more fragile they get.

my family has a pr strategy : this is largely because my mom is a ceo of a billion dollar company. and everything is managed. what photos are released, what stories are planted, which journalists are “friendly.” nothing is random.

i know that philanthropy is often just money laundering with better optics : charities set up for tax reasons, “foundations” that quietly funnel wealth back into the family, billionaire donations that conveniently coincide with favourable legislation.

i’ve seen people lose their fortunes overnight : one wrong deal, one lawsuit, one scandal that sticks, and suddenly, the private jets are getting repossessed. the real old money…they watch from a distance. they never risk everything.

i know that some billionaires don’t actually have liquid cash : they’re over-leveraged, playing financial gymnastics with their own net worth. yachts, art, mansions. but the second they need actual money? suddenly, things get complicated. this is why everyone in my school donated possessions instead of actual money.

met people who don’t own their clothes : couture is loaned, jewellery is borrowed, yachts are rented to themselves through shell companies. it’s all about optics. they don’t need to own when they can access.

heard rich kids joke about things that would make normal people physically ill : laughing about tax evasion, casually mentioning private rehabs like summer camp, making bets on stocks that could ruin lives.

met billionaires who are bored of being rich : the thrill is gone. the yachts, the jets, the parties. it’s routine. they start chasing danger. high-stakes gambling, extreme sports, secret societies. anything to feel something.

[silvyysthings]

Your last anon said Airmail is isn't reputable. It is Before Vanity Fair lost it's touch that website was huge. The guy who was creative director - Graydon Carter left Vanity Fair and created Airmail.

This past year I've seen big reporters reference Air Mail articles. I've seen it mentioned on The View this year which is a mainstream tv show. Besides that article in Air Mail got so much attention so it's not like he didn't get attention for his article. Just like the small podcast he did also got a lot of attention.

This is the theme from fans that I don't get. He denied multiple times the SA allegation which was 1 allegation. How often does he need to talk about it?

Besides each time he does talk about it there is potential to get sued so it's risky. When his friend and former lawyer Kent did a podcast this year he said he had to be careful with his words because a lawsuit could still happen. That's why he was so quiet for years. He knows he is innocent and his accuser is spending time on Twitter wishing assault on children. She's not a credible person so why address someone that unhinged if you already did in multiple statments and a large article?

Armie is the rare celebrity who listens to his lawyer and I wish fans understood how easily it is to get sued even if you are telling the truth. Besides, I think an innocent person doesn't need to constantly say they are innocent.

Lastly the cannibal accusation is what lost him his first few roles. His main accuser did the press conference in March. He lost multiple roles and his agency starting in January and February. That is what people remember. So he addressed in it in the podcast.

And denying something like SA isn't some magic bullet that fixes everything. I need fans to understand that. It's naive to think that way. We are wired to believe the negative about people and that's something he understands and is living with. Perhaps fans need to adjust.

💯💯

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TTRPG Publishing with David [S3E2]

This week, we chat with David about saving the whales, publishing your own game systems, and making a city feel corrupt, classy and discreet. David has built some very cool systems, and our conversation covers rules lawyering, game balance, and what it means for a table to tell a story together. For the first time in a long time, we don't spoil any media and we also don't ruin our changes at any sponsorships.

This episode is heavy on references to other games! First and foremost, you should go check out David's Itch page where you can find Blood and Velvet and other game systems. David cites the following systems as inspiration:

Noirlandia

Follow

Mobile Frame Zero: Firebrands (which we discussed with Prim last season)

Epyllion

We also discuss a few worldbuilding systems:

Kingdom

Dialect

For the Queen

Microscope (which Jake and Reilly played way back in Season 1)

The Quiet Year

David also recommends Fallen London, Darkest Dungeon, Black Jack Justice, and Friends at the Table - especially the Partisan arc.

Finally, if you're interested in learning how to code in Python, here's a decent place to get started.

These week's intro comes from Seattle Dungeon Master Bryan Erickson! Thanks for the fun intro.

David composed and recorded the theme music for this week's monologue. As always, Reilly wrote the main theme for the podcast. If you like the music on the show, go check out more of Reilly's music.

Follow us wherever you get your podcasts, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. You can also get episodes right from the source at our RSS feed. If you enjoy Campaign Spotlight, consider subscribing to our Patreon. For more on the show, including links to all our social media, visit our website.   

[startrekfangirl2233-writes]

Once in a Blue Moon

Jake 'Hangman' Seresin x Reader

Status: In Progress

Last Updated: 01/23/2024

A/N: I finally decided to make this a series on Tumblr because I know I'm eventually going to have more thoughts after this. As I'm sure anyone who reads this knows, this entire series came from a conversation I had with the lovely @desert-fern in the middle of the night. It's a thot that I haven't been able to shake, hence why there isn't just one installment but two and sure to be more.

Themes: Female Reader, Slight BDSM, Sugar Daddy/Sugar Baby Relationship. This is also very clearly an AU! In this universe, Jake is a high flying, jet-setting lawyer, a very successful one. This is a story completely full of adult elements. It is for adults 18+ only. Minors Do Not Interact.

Warnings: Reader gets paid for her companionship. This is a Sugar Daddy/ Sugar Baby agreement, after all.

Summary: A friend and colleague suggests a website called icanbeyourbaby.com. You’re not sure what you’ll find there, but Jake Seresin is not it. He’s everything you’ve ever dreamed of and more. But can you keep him despite the contract the website insists you draw up? Will this ever be more than a short-term business arrangement? You hope so. What comes next? Everything you've ever dreamed of and even more.

Content Guide

❤️‍🔥 - Smut

☁️ - Fluff

💢 - Angst

🍬 - Sweet

📚 - Multi-Chapter

‼️ - Trigger Warnings

Crossposted on AO3 here and on Wattpad here!

Chapters:

Mm, Daddy Daddy ❤️‍🔥☁️

A Case of the Exam Season Blues ❤️‍🔥 ☁️

Money, Money, Money ❤️‍🔥 ☁️

Connected One-shots:

A Sweet Kiss ☁️

A Healing Kiss ☁️

I DO NOT CONSENT TO HAVE MY WORK POSTED, TRANSLATED, OR PUBLISHED ON ANY SITES OTHER THAN HERE, ON WATTPAD, OR ON AO3 BY ME. IF YOU SEE MY WORKS ANYWHERE OTHER THAN HERE, ON WATTPAD, OR AO3, THEN THEY HAVE BEEN POSTED WITHOUT MY PERMISSION AND I WILL BE WORKING TO TAKE THEM DOWN.

[thedreadvampy]

literally just seeing a post like "this person openly admits to wanting to fuck dogs!!!! [post of them taking about wanting to fuck dogs] [post of them talking about enjoying werewolf porn] [post of them talking about enjoying werewolf porn] [post of them talking about enjoying werewolves in general] [post of them talking about enjoying werewolf porn]" and I'm just. what a perfect example of your classic Murder Arson And Jaywalking callout post.

like ok it's bad to want to fuck dogs. we can both agree it's bad to want to fuck dogs. that being the case. you could probably stop the post right after posting a screenshot of them saying 'I think fucking dogs is cool and good and I explicitly want to do it in real life and do not believe there's a consent issue'

because the thing is, right

wanting to fuck dogs (real, actual animals capable of distress) and having sexual fantasies about werewolves (fictional, made up people-with-animal-characteristics not capable of anything because they don't exist but if they did, they could probably consent) are. different things. even if you think fantasizing about werewolf sex is gross. it's different to justifying having sex with an actual animal that exists. they're different things.

and the fact that you say "see this person wants to fuck dogs! here's one confession of that exact fact and 20 screenshots of them fantasising about werewolves, for which the only context is my statement that they want to fuck dogs" comes across like perhaps you do not know that those are different things. and that makes your post look. pettier and stupider. than if you just posted the relevant screenshot where they say "I want to fuck dogs and think that's morally acceptable" and then. STOPPED TALKING.

like istg every callout post on this website has the vibe of a lawyer going "your honour, the defendant is guilty for the following reasons. Firstly, he was captured on film swinging an axe into the murder victim in front of a crowd of witnesses, whereupon he started yelling 'I KILLED HIM FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS, THERE WERE NO EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES, I DID A MURDER OF MY OWN FREE WILL'. Secondly, he enjoys watching children's cartoons with themes of violence. Thirdly, he owns a picture of a lumberjack, and what do lumberjacks use? AXES. Fourthly, I don't like his hair and I think he smells bad. I rest my case."

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Understanding what your clients want is essential for growing a successful legal practice. One effective way to achieve this is by using surveys and polls. These tools help lawyers identify client expectations, improve services, and refine marketing strategies. Below, we’ll explore how to design impactful surveys, analyze the data for meaningful insights, and use the results to showcase your expertise.

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Creating a well-structured survey is the first step toward gaining valuable client insights.

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Keep it simple: Use clear, concise language and avoid overly technical terms. This ensures your audience can easily understand and respond to your questions.

Use a mix of question types: Combine multiple-choice, yes/no, and open-ended questions to capture a variety of perspectives.

Limit survey length: Keep your survey short to increase response rates. Aim for five to ten questions to respect participants’ time.

By designing surveys thoughtfully, you can collect actionable information that helps your practice stand out.

Analyzing Data to Improve Your Services

Once you’ve gathered responses, the next step is to analyze the data. This process allows you to uncover trends and refine your strategies for better results. Legal Leads

Look for patterns: Identify recurring themes in the feedback. For example, if many respondents express a need for faster case updates, consider implementing new communication tools.

Segment your audience: Break down the data into categories such as age, location, or legal needs. This helps you target your services more effectively.

Combine data with intuition: Use your professional expertise to interpret the results. Pair data insights with your knowledge to make informed decisions.

Using survey insights can improve client satisfaction and attract more inquiries to your practice.

Sharing Survey Results as Thought Leadership

Sharing survey findings is an excellent way to build your reputation and demonstrate expertise. It positions you as a forward-thinking lawyer who understands client needs.

Create a summary report: Turn your results into an engaging, easy-to-read document. Use visuals like charts and graphs to illustrate key points.

Write blog posts or articles: Share insights on your website, showcasing how your firm uses client feedback to provide top-notch services.

Leverage social media: Post highlights of your findings on platforms like LinkedIn. This approach engages potential clients and peers alike.

Presenting yourself as a leader in your field can help drive interest in your services while also reinforcing your credibility.

Boosting Your Practice with Client Insights

Surveys and polls are powerful tools for understanding your legal clients. By designing thoughtful surveys, analyzing the data, and sharing the results, you can build a client-focused practice that stands out.

For those seeking effective lead generation for lawyers, using client insights can make all the difference in crafting successful marketing campaigns. It’s a simple yet impactful way to grow your legal business while fostering trust with potential clients.

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Part 9 - Incoming Text for Liv Tyler (@misslivalittle) and Liam Hemsworth (@liamhemsworth) and Jessica ‘Simply Jess’ Marquez (@iamjessmarquez): “An Idea Worth a Billion Dollars”

Question:

Could you please provide the full information regarding the film Disclosure (1994)? Specifically, I would like details on the following:

The actors involved in the film.

The director, screenwriters, and producers.

The film studio behind the production.

The film's budget and box office performance.

Ownership of the intellectual property (IP).

Who should be contacted to license the IP for a potential reboot in 2025?

Here is the link to the Disclosure (1994) film Wikipedia page:

Disclosure (1994 film) - Wikipedia - (click on the blue link)

ChatGPT Answer:

Here’s the detailed information you requested about the film Disclosure (1994):

Film Title:

Disclosure

Release Date:

December 9, 1994

Director:

Barry Levinson – A renowned director known for films like Rain Man and Good Morning, Vietnam.

Screenwriters:

Michael Crichton – The author of the novel Disclosure, also adapted the screenplay.

Paul Attanasio – A screenwriter who worked with Crichton on the adaptation.

Cast:

Michael Douglas as Tom Sanders – The protagonist, a middle-aged executive who becomes a victim of sexual harassment.

Demi Moore as Meredith Johnson – The high-powered executive who sexually harasses Tom Sanders.

Dylan Baker as Philip Blackburn – A senior executive.

Donald Sutherland as Bernie Arnot – A corporate lawyer.

Caroline Goodall as Susan Sanders – Tom's wife.

Joan Plowright as Dr. Catherwood – A psychologist who plays a role in the trial.

Roma Maffia as Marilyn – A co-worker of Tom’s.

Producers:

Michael Crichton (also the author)

Paul Attanasio

Barry Levinson

Lawrence Gordon

Charles Roven

Film Studio:

Warner Bros. Pictures – The studio behind the production and distribution of Disclosure.

Budget:

Estimated at $55 million.

Box Office Performance:

Domestic gross: $81.1 million

International gross: $65.3 million

Total worldwide gross: $146.4 million

Intellectual Property (IP) Ownership:

The rights to Disclosure (1994) and its underlying source material (the novel by Michael Crichton) are owned by Warner Bros. Pictures.

Contact for IP Licensing:

To license the IP for a potential reboot in 2025, you would need to contact Warner Bros. Pictures, as they currently hold the rights to both the film and the novel. Warner Bros. is a major film studio, and their legal or licensing department would be the appropriate contact for inquiries related to acquiring the rights to remake or reboot the film.

Warner Bros. Licensing Department Contact Information:

Warner Bros. Consumer Products: Contact Page on Warner Bros. Website

For specific licensing inquiries, you may also try reaching out to their official business or legal representatives via their website or through entertainment industry contacts.

Additional Notes:

The movie was based on the novel Disclosure by Michael Crichton, which was a best-seller upon its release. The film was a commercial success but also stirred significant controversy due to its provocative themes around sexual harassment and gender dynamics in the workplace. It became part of the cultural conversation on these issues during the mid-1990s.

Here is the Trailer: Disclosure (1994) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers

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Apparently I never yap In-depth in designing the Victorian au (vessels are won’t to lie) amd I never fully explain it in-depth what it is besides au in a Victorian era au

Copy pasted this from my Instagram cuz my hands hurt, warning I’m a big yapper

(i call it vessels are won’t to lie”) where they’re dressed in the 1890s-1900s my personal semester break project to combine my two obsessions , music and the Victorian era but inspired by the great ace attorney chronicles !! Basically They’re not prosecutors or lawyers just eye witnesses who may look strange to average londoners( where the game takes place ) so it’s also a half normal Victorian era au really

Iv- The idea is the Victorian equivalent to a punk battle jacket stage fit is a snazzy looking fellow who doesn’t fit in society standards, stripes (of his pants) was a must cuz they were a thing during 1890-1900s also it fits ivy’s “brand”, purple long time ago were expensive I wasn’t really deep in thought with the palette hes purple coded to me it could mean he’s trying to look important (eventually they will be…)👁

iii- not surprising he’s the easiest for this he already dressed pretty Victorian like I don’t have much to say besides the end straps of his suspenders was based on his chain bass strap and some dgs characters have implemented chains in their design, there’s this dress from the 1890s that just goes back to his fucking wembly stage fit I’m in tears/pos he’s literally fashion goals in my eyes

I checked a lot of fashion plates and websites to make sure they’re accurate and archives of the art book from online made by the character designer , Kazuya Nuri to make sure it has the flare of the game( I mean e for effort hopefully )so some of the inaccuracies are on deliberate for creative purposes apologies if there are accidental ones especially with the collars and vests

ii-The thing I like about dressing him up with the other eeps is keeping in mind their silhouettes and tribute to their stage fits , his being simple but also manage to be unique was hard…designing mens clothing that doesn’t look the same was also hard … a hunters outfit fits him nicely it also ties back on the being “hunted” and hunting theme like the one quote from the teeth of god and additional to the blood sport symbol on the gun/knife holster aha…don’t think too much abt that /j

, I also ref some semblance of Ryunosuke’s DLC outfit but let’s ignore that,