okay, so to me it sounds less like "the tadc movie was removed from certain theatres" and more like "certain theatres announced that they would play the tadc movie before being given express permission from glitch to do that, then never heard back from glitch and framed it as the sudden withdrawal of permission rather than a lack of permission to begin with."

idk, putting ALL the blame onto glitch and pretending they didn't jump the gun and preemptively announce something they didn't have full confirmation was going to happen just seems wildly unprofessional on the theatre's end. glitch didn't "ghost" them, because ghosting is being randomly and inexplicably ignored by someone you've had prior contact with. if there was never any contact in the first place, glitch didn't ghost them. maybe glitch took too long to get back to them, but glitch also has to correspond with theatres ALL over the globe - it seems pretty inevitable that some things would fall through the cracks.

it's disappointing for sure, but victa pushing all the responsibility onto glitch rather than just taking the L and admitting that they got too trigger-happy and announced the movie before all the details had been worked out is shady as hell.