It showed a woman at a restaurant looking at a menu, before a man walked up and stole her handbag from her chair as she didn’t notice at all.
The second phrase smashed in saying “You Wouldn’t Steal a Handbag”. He succeeded and opened the car door to seemingly hijack it. It showed a teenage boy or a man trying to steal a car with an unknown tool, digging it into the window. The ad cut to the first phrase, which was “You Wouldn’t Steal a Car” smashing onto the screen. And she was trying to download a pirated movie. The ad started with a teenage girl on a computer, as usual. The content you are about to see will be very disturbing and not eligible for children to view. “This extended cut of the Piracy ad has been created for horror movies in cinemas in 2005 before it got removed in late 2008. I selected the option “Australia” since I’m an Australian myself. The DVD opened with the language selection from many Warner Bros DVDs with the Piracy ad. I went back to my room to open up the DVD and insert it into my Xbox One. I was quite surprised that she remembered the Anti-Piracy ad. “This seems to ring a bell to me.” She said. I informed my mum that I got home safe and showed her the DVD. I walked home, not bothering to grab my own groceries. It has very disturbing imagery that you might not handle. “You might wanna get rid of this DVD soon. I talked to the man at the court, and he said it was only $7.95. Luckily, I bought my wallet with me in case I want to buy anything for myself. It featured the four known crimes as seen in the ad such as stealing a car, a handbag, a television and DVD, with the girl on the computer in the centre.
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