I'm really surprised that Apple TV pulled "The Hunt" from its lineup already... like what's the hurry? Can't they just investigate these plagiarism claims properly before making a decision? 
It's not like they're going to be able to get their reputation back if it's found out that they were okay with borrowing someone else's idea without proper credit. And now it's just gonna sit on the shelf until they figure out what to do... meanwhile, Benoît Magimel and Mélanie Laurent are probably just sitting at home twiddling their thumbs 
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It's not like they're going to be able to get their reputation back if it's found out that they were okay with borrowing someone else's idea without proper credit. And now it's just gonna sit on the shelf until they figure out what to do... meanwhile, Benoît Magimel and Mélanie Laurent are probably just sitting at home twiddling their thumbs .
I'm so disappointed, but not surprised at all 
I mean, who hasn't heard of plagiarism allegations in Hollywood? It's like, you'd think they'd have better things to do than copy someone else's work. And "The Hunt" was supposed to be a French thriller on Apple TV, which is already getting a bad rep for its lack of original content 
The thing that really gets me though is the production company Gaumont knew about this and still decided to go ahead with it. I feel like they're just trying to save face now by saying they're reviewing their practices 
Can't they just own up to it and say sorry?