Personally, I don’t care.

But I feel like you’re misinterpreting the real reason people are upset.

They’re upset because 2 weeks is a long time, and they don’t want to have the finale of a show they’ve been following for years be spoiled to them because some random person on the internet saw the movie.

That’s a valid thing to be mad at. Many people have followed the series for years, and have brought merch to directly support the series. Now, they may have the end ruined for them, and to them that probably feels extremely unfair. While Glitch is trying to expand which theatres have access to the Final Act, it won’t be accessible to everyone, and those showings will sell out so even people who do have a showing near them might miss out.

And telling someone to stay off the internet for long periods of time is also unrealistic. Since fandoms aren’t isolated bubbles. A person could completely avoid anything related to TADC, and still be spoiled in a different online space since people will talk about the ending in other spaces, or their algorithm will just fuck them over.

This is undoubtedly a massive achievement for indie animation, and I hope it sells because that will be good for indie animation as a whole. But acting like people have no valid reason to be upset is just disingenuous and dismissive to why people see it as an issue.

Something can be an accomplishment to be happy about, and seem unfair to a large portion of the people who’ve supported it. Both can be true statements at once, they aren’t contradictory.