Hot Take: The Depp/Heard Trial Gets Blasted By Amber Heard Fans, Claim Movie Intentionally Made Aquaman Star Look Older Than Johnny Depp to Gain Brownie Points

Hot Take: The Depp/Heard Trial

The notorious legal battle between Hollywood superstars Johnny Depp and Amber Heard was one of the most popular talking points on the internet this year. The trial was followed by popular support rallied against Heard for abusing Depp, but Heard herself has her army of fans defending her and calling out Depp’s abuse too.

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The trial ended well over three months ago, and the verdict was primarily in favor of Depp as he got awarded $10 million in compensatory damages and $5 million in punitive damages from Heard as it was decided on June 1, 2022. Reactions from the internet and media were loud, and it seems like the whole ordeal is being milked as a new movie based on the trial is coming out.

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Depp and Heard posing for a photo

A Must-Read: ‘This is genuinely vile’: Amber Heard Fans Accuse Johnny Depp Fans of Crossing a Line After Nursing Student Uses Amber Heard Memes for ‘Mock Pain Scale’ to Troll Abuse Victims

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The Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard Trial Is Getting A Movie Adaptation

There was a definite week, or even more, in which the first news of the day to show up on your smartphones would be related to the Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard trial.

It was bound to be, Hollywood’s beloved heartthrob was in a sticky situation despite getting popular support from the internet, and Heard was seen as an oppressor & abuser during the trial with thousands of memes mocking her.

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Depp and Heard at an event

There’s one missing piece that still needs to be filled in the whole Depp v. Heard trial story, and it’s a movie adaptation from the peeps at Hollywood, specifically by media companies Tubi and MarVista.

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Hot Take: The Depp/Heard Trial will star Mark Hapka as Johnny Depp and Megan Davis as Amber Heard. The movie will cover the whole story- from the situation outside the court between Depp and Heard to the final verdict that was announced on June 1 by the jury.

While the Depp v. Heard trial does need proper media documentation since it is one of the most significant legal battles in Hollywood history, a dramatization of the whole ordeal is simply off-putting since domestic abuse is a sensitive and serious topic.

Also Read: ‘Fate Has a Cruel Sense of Humor’: Johnny Depp Fans Unearthing Sealed Documents Reveal Disgusting S*x Chats With Minors With Marilyn Manson, Amber Heard Stans Convinced He’s Going Down

Depp V. Heard Movie Is Biased Toward Johnny Depp, Claim Amber Heard Fans

The Depp v. Heard trial, despite all the memes about it, is a sensitive topic. It would be completely understandable that Amber Heard’s fans are disgusted at the online bullying that Heard is facing on the internet.

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Heard during the trial

Related: “Helping Amber not feel like she wants to kill herself”: Amber Heard’s Friend Eve Barlow Admits the Aquaman Star Is Miserable and Needs Help After the Legal Battle With Johnny Depp

The new Hot Take: The Depp/Heard Trial movie adaptation is another thing that Heard fans are completely against as well, with some claiming that the actress for Johnny Depp was purposefully made to look younger than Heard, among many other reasons citing the adaptation as vilifying Heard and the trial-

Not the best time to make an adaptation –

She does need time to recover-

Too soon? –

In all honesty, he looks too young-

It’s only been only three months since the trial ended, Tubi could’ve taken their time and made this like after 3-4 years because this does seem too soon as Heard is already in a dire situation and needs time to get back on track.

Hot Take: The Depp/Heard Trial will premier on September 30, on the Tubi streaming service.

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