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The Family Plan Full Movie Leaked In HD For Free Download Hours After Its Release On Streaming Platform
The Family Plan Leaked: Mark Wahlberg-starrer American action comedy movie The Family Plan premiered on streaming platform Apple TV on December 15, Friday. Mark, who plays Dan Morgan in the film, is a former assassin who turned into a suburban dad of three, whose past keeps catching up with him.
The film received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. While many were eagerly waiting to see the film, there was an unfortunate update for them. In an unexpected turn of events, The Family Plan has been leaked online for free download and viewing.
The Family Plan movie leaked
Besides Mark Wahlberg, the film also stars Michelle Monaghan, Saïd Taghmaoui, and Maggie Q in key roles. Directed by Simon Cellan Jones and written by David Coggeshall, The Family Plan, after hours of its release on the OTT platform, fell prey to online piracy and was made available for free download and watching.
The comedy action full movie's pirated version is now available on unauthorised websites in HD prints, which can be accessed for free download. This comes as a blow to the makers, as it may affect the film's business.
Despite taking stringent measures to curb online piracy, these illegal sites are making a comeback that is even stronger.
Notably, The Family Plan isn't the only series that has been a target of pirated sites. Earlier, big releases like The Archies, Oppenheimer, Barbie, and Chicken Run-Down Of The Nugget, amongst others, were also leaked online hours after their release.
The Family Plan synopsis reads: "When enemies from his past track him down, former elite government assassin Dan packs his wife, teen daughter, teen son, and 10-month-old baby into their minivan and takes off on an impromptu cross-country road trip to Las Vegas."
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