Top 30 Movies That Led to HUGE Lawsuits

[@WatchMojo]

Which other notable film do you remember was at the center of an explosive lawsuit and even controversy? Let us know in the comments down below! For more content like this, click here: kzbin.info/aero/PLmZTDWJGfRq1rbF0nCpzhbAu-LZ2mKkaO&si=C99wHSMxt7y8h1SP

[@shelleymorrison8062]

Top 10 Celebs Who Ruined their Careers in 2024 No.1 Diddy No 2 Drake No.3 Vince McMahon

[@Heathcoatman]

The vocal fry of this narrator is just too much

[@NKarmil-h4w]

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[@hairypolack]

WIRED (the john belushi story)

[@dhenderson1810]

​@@shelleymorrison8062 Who are the other seven?

[@bloojerseyy]

epi-scopal is such a wild way to pronounce episcopal 🤣

[@ritacronise7261]

IKR? How can ANY adult NOT know that it's "ee-PISS-cuh-PULL" rather than "EPP-uh-SCOPP-ul"? And this isn't even AI voice that routinely pronounces names different ways in the same YT video. SMH

[@kamsismith]

Coming to America. As crazy as this sounds, it’s 100% true. Some newspaper columnist claimed that he had came up with the concept and sued Eddie Murphy and Paramount for not getting royalties.

[@randyhughes8450]

John Landis had bigger problems with the Twilight Zone The Movie with the death of Vic Morrow and 2 child actors

[@BBI_Strange_Agent]

Yeah. Art Buchwald. He wrote it and then Paramount optioned it. He just wanted what was owed him. He won, but I don't how much he got.

[@marcandreyko4251]

Art Buchwald, said columnist, didn't "claim" it was stolen from him, but actually WON the lawsuit and Paramount "accounting" continued to lie and say that CTA didn't make any money.

[@Trix897]

Not just any newspaper columnist…ART BUCHWALD. IYKYK.

[@Trix897]

@@marcandreyko4251as an accountant, I’m ashamed of the Paramount accountants for pulling something so dirty. Pulling a stunt like that is unethical on so many levels.

[@ryanperez1999]

Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo, Cars, Toy Story 3, Inside Out and Onward is what got Pixar sued for copyright infringement which shocked me. Luckily, their cases were tossed out the window.

[@SPAnComCat]

WHAT THE FUCK?! Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo, Toy Story, and Inside out?!

[@ryanperez1999]

@SPAnComCat Yep. I was surprised too. Monsters Inc. and Finding Nemo were sued by children authors who thought Pixar stole their idea. Inside Out got them three lawsuits. Look it up. It's cuckoo.

[@MegaFortinbras]

Some author tried suing J K Rowling because she had used the word "muggles" in a story that otherwise bore no relation to the Harry Potter books. The case was dismissed, and the judge had unkind words to say about the plaintiff and he lawyer.

[@ryanperez1999]

@MegaFortinbras Dang. Really? Seems like when someone creates something that becomes a worldwide phenomenon, some nutjob always come up with a lame accusation to get that money.

[@mathieuleader8601]

the baby statue in the thumbnail is how I picture the babies to look like in the CGI Rugrats reboot film directed by the guy behind Pitch Perfect

[@sanchisan6997]

I remember seeing that Romeo and Juliet movie during English class in high school (2002-2003). They warned us about the nudity, and the most stringent thing they said about the literal sexual underage material was that there was nudity and if you laughed or made a fuss you're going to the principals office. 🙄 I can't believe they showed that movie knowing both those actors were children. So gross.

[@usernotfound7481]

Ughh so shocking. Please woman. They werent children.

[@FourthStreetSaint]

My teacher would stand by the tv so when the scene happened they would cover the nudity

[@zenfrodo]

The movie was horrible for having underage actors do a gratuitous nude love scene which isn't in the original at all. However, let's not forget that Juliet is only 13 in Shakespeare's play ("not yet 14," says Juliet's mother), and Romeo (late teens?) only goes after her because Juliet's cousin had rejected him. He used Juliet because he had no luck with her cousin.

[@FourthStreetSaint]

@@zenfrodo really? I always thought he wanted Rosaline but then saw Juliet and decided he wanted Juliet instead

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

They would show y'all 🌽 then warn y'all about the nudity 😂😂

[@codeP08]

Wow, John Krasinski was in The Interview too? Dayum, I didn't know!

[@kenkahre9262]

The movie of Borat kept on giving: In 2012, at a Kuwaiti shooting championship, when it came time to play the anthem for the winning team from Kazakhstan, the sponsoring committee didn't play the real anthem, they played the fake one from the Borat's movie. The sport's team was pissed.

[@areiaaphrodite]

Everyone knows that Avatar was really based on "Dances With Smurfs" by Wendy Testeburger. The rest are frauds obviously 😂 (just joking)

[@cedgson91]

Great video Good balance of script & video clips 👏🏻

[@DecObito]

The rocky one is crazy! Like you can't say what inspired you in an interview and the fact he waited 25 years he's just trying to make money cuz he's broke

[@changejenn14]

Sounds like he was okay with it then some people in his life went “why don’t you make money off it”

[@KelvinReid-h6c]

The Last Shark.. Universal saw so many similarities between this movie and Jaws that they sued Film Ventures and won. The movie was pulled from theaters and was legally unavailable on home video for many years.

[@akiira69]

I can name 3 movie franchises that were sued Harry Potter Franchise and JK Rowling were sued 3 times for Copyright Infringement UNderworld Franchise was sued by Wizards of the Coast and White Wolf Publishing for Copyright Infringement Twilight Franchise and Stephenie Meyer were sued by Jordan Scott over Copyright Infringement

[@Sos4R4y]

Really? Resident evil didnt make your list? Milla jovovich's stunt double lost her arm due to negligence and ended with a bs settlement. Or sophia Stewart suing both Cameron and the wachowskis for supposedly ripping off her book for the matrix and Terminator franchises. Both of these top your list by a long shot

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

Harlan Ellison sued over The Terminator ripping off two, count 'em, two scripts he wrote for the classic Outer Limits TV series, Soldier, and Demon with a Glass Hand. And he won, which is why you see him acknowledged in the credits.

[@Sos4R4y]

@user-mg5mv2tn8q wow. I knew about the connection to the outer limits episode but the lawsuit and the rest, I didn't know

[@thedragonauthority]

Your honor, my client is suing the movie directors & studio because a minor character in their movie has the same hair style as my client, and they never got my client's permission to use it.

[@EvaFull]

I love how everyone forgets that Natural Born Killers is a satire of the US News/Entertainment System of the Early to Mid ‘90’s when shows like Hard Copy, A Current Affair, etc. where all the rage on afternoon tv. 😂😂😂😂

[@pokemonlover4208]

4:09 Whoa whoa whoa, a judge considers misleading trailers are false advertising?! It’s crazy how Paramount didn’t get sued for their Knuckles scam of 2024!

[@georgeh6856]

13:58 The last name "Childress" is not typically pronounced like the word "child"+ress. Instead, it should be pronounced with a soft 'i', like "chill"+"dress".

[@themirrorsofmymind]

9:54 I CRINGED every time the narrator said _"RAS POO TIN"_ instead of _"RAS SPEW TIN."_ *They need someone to preview these videos before they post them on the channel!*

[@jefferyrockey5353]

I also died a little when they referred to the Episcopal Cathedral as "EpiSCOpal"

[@patf1288]

Tarantino didn't denounce NBK because of the violence (that would have been a little hyptocritial) it was because Stone rewrote so much of it.

[@jamiethal1319]

They didn’t say anything about Tarantino denouncing it because of the violence. They DID say he denounced it because of “ drastic changes made. “

[@Elizabeth-ic3lh]

1:15 bet that Major didn't get reelected 🤣

[@dychrisshandonsmith1242]

Keep it up on your work and this video and channel I love this video and channel Thanks you for your video and channel

[@tylerriley2587]

This is the norm: they wait until a movie or song is successful, then file a suit just to find out in the end there is no evidence and they waited too long.

[@georgeh6856]

12:10 "epi-SCOP-al"??? I think it should be pronounced "e-PIS-co-pal". The Episcopal Church is similar to the Catholic Church but less rigid.

[@Sos4R4y]

Weird that you clarified this and I ran across it today. I drove past a church and had a good 15 minute argument with myself on how is this word pronounced? Lol true story

[@exaltedrealm3131]

As Robin Williams called it, Catholic Light.

[@AshlieJermaine]

I was wondering if anyone else was bothered by this pronunciation. I had to rewind to make sure I understood what she was supposed to be saying.

[@originalcosmicgirl]

Surprised more people haven't commented this. Episcopalians have been around for a while. 😄

[@BlackHatCinephile]

All Crispin Glover asked for was equal pay to Tom Wilson and Lea Thompson. Why shouldn't he get that? It's not like he was asking for Michael J Fox money.

[@dhenderson1810]

But Zemeckis claims that Glover did ask for the same money as Michael J Fox.

[@BlackHatCinephile]

​@@dhenderson1810 Zemeckis is a proven liar.

[@tobiwalker7145]

I was the same age as the stars of "Romeo & Juliet" at the time it came out -- my grandparents came to see it. At the time it was thought of as daring but not exploitative because the context of the scene was appropriate for nudity and an accurate representation of Shakespeare's work. What has changed fifty-plus years later is society's attitude. We can't sue people today for what they did fifty years ago because our mores changed -- we can only choose not to do it now. The "Twilight Zone" tragedy destroyed John Landis's career.

[@Emily-cw7tj]

All is very true

[@TF-vb9us]

…..making excuses for why it was okay to lie to underage people about what was gonna happen with images of their naked bodies is awfully telling. People knew it was gross back then. There has always been this conversation around that film, it’s not new wokeness to say it’s wrong to show naked underage minors when they were promised that wouldn’t happen.

[@MegaFortinbras]

I know that both my wife and I were nude when we woke up the morning after our wedding. (The reason why is left to the imagination of the reader.) I am led to believe that other couples have found themselves in the same situation.

[@rentlesssuv]

I thought king cake baby was product of john martin, in one of his music videos, either way very original and creative content.

[@ryanswaynow]

Interesting pronunciation of Episcopal. You remind me of that guy from “Top 5’s” trying to say Dublin.

[@Terahnee]

I have one of the VHS copies of Devil's Advocate with the sticker. I've kept it just because it's a good trivia item.

[@dhenderson1810]

A lot of these cases are frivolous.

[@Tacktickle]

I have to wonder if Bruce Willis' head injury played a part in his diagnosis today 🤔

[@jimwoodard64]

Mel Brooks quipped about the lawsuit as Lamar was elderly and destitute. He said something to the effect that she needed the money, so just cut her a check.

[@rcisneros8567]

5:55 I watched the original clip and I swear he was saying, You DON'T tell me what to do. It also matches his head movement of no. This is when he was first questioned by the police.

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

The Wolf of Wall Street - Not only was the company Red Granite who made the movie sued & forced to pay Restitution but one of its owners Jho lo is under investigation for defrauding the country of Malaysia.

[@Meah-t7q]

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[@changejenn14]

Okay with the last one and the person who’s song was used because her label give the movie the rights should not have gotten money from the movie. Sue the people that gave the rights away not the people that got permission to use it. They didn’t know that she wasn’t involved

[@dhenderson1810]

Yeah, she should sue her record company instead.

[@zenfrodo]

Just so folks know, dismissing a case "with prejudice" means the plaintiffs cannot bring the case to court again. Our landlord tried to do this with our escrow, when we finally settled it. Like, hell no, guys, we're not signing away our rights if you flunk your end of the settlement

[@WilliamDearthwd]

10:20 The condition was Hemophilia. A genetic disorder where blood wounds won't clot.

[@TravisShanahan]

I just noticed that husband on Fresh from the boat is the the dictor from The Iterview

[@ryancampbell2192]

He's also the "actor friend" that Jim & Pam get to prank Dwight on The Office. 😂

[@OH_MY_DOGGG]

30 minutes 30 movies? Whoa Mojo Slow down lets be a little more leisurely.

[@AndreaDoesYoga]

🎬Wow, never knew movies could lead to such legal chaos!⚖️

[@clarkness77]

Lost a bit of respect for zemeckis for bttf part 2. They knew what they were doing was wrong and still did it

[@thecelebrityfile_US]

Back to the Future. As wild as it sounds, there’s a bizarre story behind it. Apparently, some writer once claimed that the concept was 'borrowed' from his unpublished manuscript and ended up suing Universal Studios and Robert Zemeckis for not giving him credit. The case, of course, became a bit of a Hollywood legend!

[@jamiethal1319]

Nosferatu ( 1922 ) for being an unauthorized retelling of Dracula. Rust should’ve ranked higher on this list.

[@CloudSato]

What probably put Rust lower was the Brady violation committed by the prosecutors

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

You're absolutely right about Nosferatu. When Bram Stoker's estate sued over that one, a German court ruled in their favor and actually ordered all copies of the film to be destroyed. For decades it was considered a lost film, very fondly remembered by those who'd seen it, but by no one else. It wasn't till some previously forgotten surviving copies were discovered in the 1960s, long after the Dracula copyright had expired, that the movie could be seen and appreciated once more.

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

17:45 I guess they'll be mad at Baby geniuses because of that giant baby animatronic. Or any other show that has or depicts a cartoon baby

[@DJNejo]

Yesterday should be sued because they stole the idea from an italian 80s movie, where the lead characters go back to Middle Age and sing Yesterday (among many other things)

[@manoftheusajones5147]

TOP 10 Beavis and Butt-Head Episodes

[@rentlesssuv]

Sofia vergara prepare for litigation!!! 😂

[@SMALLTOWNREACTIONS]

WatchMojo: Asking for your input since 2006 and then ignoring you.

[@spartanknight2976]

Thought #15 Couples Retreat was going about the movie posters

[@Shadow497]

3:22 so for nearly 50 years it was okay they didn't complain but in 5 another 5 years so 55 years after the movie is made now it was an issue and they want half a billion payout. Sad.

[@robintauber9994]

The “12 monkeys” lawsuit ….the set looks more like The Extraordinary Beasts 1st movie…. The chair that was part of a punishment

[@rokky6931]

There is a word that actors could use in regard to questionable scenes when reading scripts. The word is no!

[@OverbossZero]

I can't speak about lawsuits or maybe even controversies but there are some movies this made me think of: Passion of Christ (?) - It was a movie where a ton of people had to leave mid-way due to the cruxifiction scene, and it was apparently done with so much gore, that people would actually pass out or vomit then and there. I've seen this covered on a few vids here, though. Osmosis Jones - Personally I liked it as a kid, but as an adult, I can see how people absolutely hated this movie. It has a ton of grossout humor, especially in the live action scenes, and in a way, Frank was a very disgusting character in the film. It was a major box office flop, though at least it still made a spinoff series and had a well known villain. It also had a song promoting rape being sung during the film. Apparently even Chris Rock hated his roll as Osmosis Jones, which to me is sad, but since I don't know why (and may need to look this up), I can't say anything otherwise. I liked his roles in other films as well, and it seemed like he enjoyed them as well since he came back to do them. Also fun fact: Apparently they were considering Tim Allen to voice Thrax. I'm just trying to compare that to what we got. :P A Nightmare on Elm Street (remake): Idk, even my horror movie friends hated it. I'm not sure if it was due to pure fondness for the OG films, but they said it sucked miserably. They said things like Freddy was nothing like the OG (aside from not having his original actor, his makeup was awful and his humor wasn't there), and it sounds like the director even screwed up Transformers movies at the time, so...Maybe Freddy's dead for good.

[@Sos4R4y]

In my opinion, whoever that re did Freddy's makeup should be sued or whoever told them to change it. It originally looked like an actual burn victim but they were told it was too much and had to change it to be more tame. I think half the hate this movie received was due to how bad Freddy looked

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

Is there any reason for any Rob Zombie movie to exist besides an excuse for his wife to take off her clothes?

[@JulioLopez-e2d]

the lawnmower man had a lawsuit that the original name of the film was Stephen king the lawnmower man king wanted no mention of his name stating that the film has no resemblance of his short story and king won the lawsuit to remove his name from the film title

[@GoldenBear01]

I don’t care if people are dying because of a worldwide pandemic, I want my money!!

[@isaacmartinez6904]

That lawsuit from the actors from Romeo and Juliet is bs. I mean, the actress defended the love scene but then later decided against it and sued Paramount? There is one reason for this lawsuit and one reason only: money.

[@mercedesdrake9113]

so you're ok with underage teens being filmed nude?

[@dhenderson1810]

So you are okay with underage nudity? Wonder what you have on your computer, sicko!

[@slagarcrue85]

40 million in 2021 excluded what every the current inflation rate would of added onto it back then. Today after inflatation scarlet Joe Hanson would have gotten paid and more then an additional 6.60 million our an additional 16.5 percent so she would have walked away with more 46.60 million dollars that was just the change inflation for just the last 3 years. Since scarlet had played the character since 2010 first showing up inron man 2 as support character. I agree with what a lot of the fanbase thinks. I think Disney should have tried harder if possible to have gotten black widow made and released foot. Though I also would have preferred to change the order would have chronological had black panther take place before Thor 3 and instead marvel did it the other way around chronological in the storey and chronological in end game. If you saw the end credits scene that happened in ragnorok you could possibly understand why I think panther should have come first.

[@TallyDrake]

Scarlet Joe Hanson? 😂😂😂😂

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

Isn't he a wrestler?

[@Stephen-to7jx]

Blazing Saddles also poked fun at Howard Johnson.

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

Did they sue?

[@Stephen-to7jx]

@user-mg5mv2tn8q No mention so I'm guessing no

[@RS3isRealscape]

mayor of Batman sues what is next is the governor of Wakanda feeling froggy

[@GamerForLifeDrakunia]

4$?!?!?! HUGE LAWSUIT!!!111oneoneone

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

Baldwin’s lawsuits would likely never have happened if he’d been more careful.

[@knightmare5097]

It wasn’t his job to ensure the gun was safe.

[@roccosaint5844]

110%. I get it, he was playing with a gun, but when the professional on set hands you a live gun and tells you it is the fake, and it goes off, it is not your fault. I don't love the guy, but I feel bad about the pressed guilt of the accidental death. Even though things turned to show him innocent, he still has that trauma and I think that will stick with you forever.

[@Leeroy8033]

Gun safety is the responsibility of every single person handling the gun. He’s just as responsible and the stupid ass armorer.

[@knightmare5097]

@ He was told it was a fake gun, he was not told it could still kill people.

[@Leeroy8033]

@@knightmare5097 tell me you know nothing about gun safety without telling me. Universal rule #1 treat EVERY weapon as if it were loaded. End of discussion. Don’t reproduce.

[@EyasAlabdoli]

I love watching videos where I can see kislux different knockoffs. If it looks well made, it saves time and I can reconsider if I really want to buy it, or buy the real thing. If you have the time, it would be great to keep watching more videos like this

[@ChevinMalia-vy9ly]

Has anyone mentioned accidental but tragic death of Brandon Lee, who lost his life filming The Crow?

[@Supasmartguy]

No The Happytime Murders?

[@hairypolack]

12:13 " eppi scope-ul" cathedral?!?!?!?

[@l.hutton4224]

Maybe they’re cat HOL-ix? 😂 Seriously, though, that was just embarrassing.

[@CandiceVidito32]

I think most lawsuits are based on copyright these days

[@Meah-t7q]

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[@OttoByOgraffey]

20:46 so what was the outcome of the lawsuit?

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, a movie about classic Victorian-era characters teaming up to fight an evil villain. Allan Moore, who wrote the comic book on which it was very loosely based, hated absolutely everything about the adaptation, starting before it even began production. (Allan Moore famously, automatically hates anybody else's take on his work, no matter what.) Then the writers of another script, called Cast of Characters, sued for plagiarism, claiming LXG was a rip-off. This despite the fact that CoC centered around a completely different concept and featured a completely different, you know, cast of characters. Moore was put in the difficult position of having to testify in court on behalf of the producers of a movie he'd never wanted made, stating that he'd written the comic book long before the CoC script existed, and he'd never even heard of CoC or its authors till the lawsuit came up.

[@sidneyvandykeii3169]

Natural Born Killers is one of my favorite movies of all time. At no point did i think it was a guide on how to live my life. What a useless lawsuit... unless you're a Lawyer that is.

[@Dangic23]

Borat was a documentary of present America. All those people shown are now in charge. 😂😂😂

[@RS3isRealscape]

fun fact Do You Want to Build a Snowman is in Fact Papa Can You Hear Me From Yentl Your Welcome Canada #deadpoolisright

[@marcandreyko4251]

"Epp-iss-Scope-al"? Really, mojo. get your AI to pronounce things correctly. and if this was an actual person saying that, hire smarter people and editors.

[@RS3isRealscape]

That's Hedley

[@janeteggleston6978]

The Ryan gosling movie called drive Was sued for false advertisement the lady went in there thinking it another fast and furious type movie which actually it wasn't

[@ThoughtOn-nw1yx]

#9, Frozen: His name is Jaime, not James.

[@GigiButterflie]

My brain froze at her pronunciation of Episcopal…

[@alexb4736]

Yeah the guys who leaked/released 11.5 millions finical documents def deserved to get money… like huh? Don’t think scarlet should’ve got her money either like huh.

[@MohamadFirja]

This Film in Movie the Amazing!😊👍

[@jessymonster]

Batman: hope he stretched before that fucking STRETCH. Ridiculous.

[@KalikaXX]

This makes me wonder, did John Carpenter have to get permission from William Shatner to use the mask in Halloween? I'm curious, does anyone happen to know? Thanks for your time!

[@Mr.J.RC90]

Didn’t James Cameron also get in trouble for plagiarizing T2?

[@JohnTurner-y1i]

Inspired violence? I am pretty sure violence is a lot older than cinema and needs no coercion

[@andreware7638]

I see why America failing. All these lawsuits just because your product end up in a movie is crazy. But it gives independent movies great chances to promote their own competing products.

[@keithlabumbard]

Episcopal is not pronounced "eppy scopal", its pronounced "eh pih scoh pahl"

[@patriciaaturner289]

12:11 Episs-cople? WTF??

[@rndmpinkiepie64]

Then with didn't dude sue Sega for Angel (Floating) Island in Sonic 3/& Knuckles? 'Cause ya can't

[@Arctic-void-z7f]

Most of these are great films to

[@michaelgalleher3370]

E[i=scpe-al? C'mon now. professionalism is dead

[@ChrisHiblerPinball]

You had to call American Democracy flawed, then and now. Sad.

[@Animeguy300]

Keep it up

[@ericbrowning9971]

Even though I believe the shooting was an accident, I believe Alec Baldwin deserved to be convicted. It came out that he was practicing a quickdraw in a scene that didn't require it, the scene didn't even require him to draw the gun.

[@mercedesdrake9113]

the gun was suppose to be unloaded. no he should not have been convicted wtf.

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

When I was a little kid in the 60s, I had toy guns, I was reassured they were 100% safe, and I used to practice the quick draw with them. Should I have served time in kiddie jail?

[@ericbrowning9971]

@@user-mg5mv2tn8q No. But gun rule #1 Always assume that a gun is loaded. And #2 Never point a gun at anything you are not about to shoot.

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

I broke both those rules with my toy guns, regularly and frequently. And if someone had been hurt because of that, you know who would be to blame? Whoever falsely convinced me that my toy guns were 100% safe.

[@dhenderson1810]

What people forget is, Baldwin was the producer on the film. That makes him responsible for the film and what happens on it. If he just starred and not produced, it would be different. Normally, the producers would be sued, but in this case, Baldwin is the producer. It was his movie. So I think this is why he is being sued (for not being on top of what people hired for his film are doing eg the armourer (he hired her)), not because he pulled the trigger.

[@michauxbôts]

"Washington's 'Eppy-scopal' National Cathedral"?! Is Mojo now using robo-voices?!

[@GoldenBear01]

21:46 noice

[@No-One-of-Consequence]

Learn how to pronounce "Episcopal". It's a religion observed by millions of people, and it makes you sound really silly when you can't properly pronounce the word.

[@jdrock66]

Am I the only one that wants Mojo to just to top 10 only. Most of these top 30 are a conglomeration of previous videos. Please just do new top tens.

[@SheereenLychee]

Nowadays Gorgeous bag, however, for saving money and high-quality bags, try kislux the rest of the money goes to needy students at schools to pay for their education, not much, but do help them a little.

[@GoldenBear01]

This should have been called ‘20 lows (mostly) Americans will stoop to in order to gain a quick buck!’

[@angelapalmer3464]

Wizard of Oz. Buddy Ebsen almost died from the silver paint for the Tin man.

[@TallyDrake]

Margaret Hamilton also had extreme problems with her makeup. Did either of them sue MGM? If not, why bring it up? The video is about lawsuits.

[@tylergoodman3560]

The longest yard. 🎉

[@jorgeadairramos7469]

Hello good nights ❤❤

[@QuocTran-nd5nc]

A little fact about tattoo. You don't own your tattoo. The artist that tattoo you own the right to it. It is their art on you. That the reason why the artist sue the Hangover movie and not Mike Tyson.

[@TF-vb9us]

Same with custom home designs. The designer/architect/draftsman who draws the plans owns them and solely owns the right to reproduce them. Not the client or the builder, unless otherwise expressly conveyed.

[@dhenderson1810]

But if you PAID for the tattoo, don't you now own it? This is double dipping. They got paid at the time, and then want to be paid a second time. Unless they have a patent on the design, the artist doesn't legally own it either. Plenty of people walking around with love heart tattoos. Is the first person who tattooed it going to sue everyone who has it?

[@QuocTran-nd5nc]

@@dhenderson1810 You are pretty much paying for their labor and material to put the "image" on you. I'm not a lawyer but it assume that any unique tattoo or highly recognizable tattoo, the tattooist get the right for it. I can't say if it a image of a dead love one or an image own by another party. I highly doubt a tattoo artist would come and claim the tattoo is his unless you're famous. Example would be Mike Tyson or any celeb that has a tattoo. Also a tattoo has to be unique. If it a simple heart, there no way it going to fly in court since so many artist done hearts to thousand of people.

[@dhenderson1810]

@QuocTran-nd5nc So it isn't like the tattoo artist isn't compensated at all for his time and labor.. Then he tries to double dip? Unless paperwork can be shown to prove that he has patented the design and so no one else can ever use it, then I don't see how he can claim it is exclusively his. Also, if he is tattooing the same design on multiple people, it could be argued that it is creating these situations. Also, you say that they sue when it is a celebrity. This just shows that the tattooist is a gold digging opportunist, riding off the back of someone else's success. They just sue to gef their own five minutes of fame. It's quite pathetic actually.

[@QuocTran-nd5nc]

@@dhenderson1810 Calm down. You do understand when I said "I'm not a lawyer"? Go and do your own research. You are taking this too seriously and taking things out of context. Tattoo artist can claim a tattoo is his making but doesn't mean he will sue for money. Celeb are in photo everywhere and a lots of them have tattoo. An artist who tattoo them can claim them if proven they did the tattoo. It doesn't mean they will sue the Celeb for showing it off. What I saying is Celebrity have noticeable tattoo since they are in media all the time. That is not double dipping. Double dipping would be tattooing the person and then suing the person for having the tattoo. What the artist is suing for is the use of their artwork that is use for profit. Understand the context this. The ARTIST is suing because his work is being use WITHOUT his CONSENT and MADE MONEY that is NOT PAY for the use of his work. The Hangover movie use Mike Tyson's tattoo which is own by the tattoo artist. Movie made money, the artist want some of that money since it is his work that is shown in the movie. The artist sue the movie whatever but not Mike Tyson. This would fall apart if the artist themselves allow the use of their work in other media. TLDR: It about copyright and more into copyright law. Not going to discuss more about this. Not a lawyer. You keep saying it double dip but it not double dipping.