Mumbai: Pictures of movie critic John Campea's 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' are fast going viral on social media these days. Now he has said what he had to face after posting the picture. In a video on his YouTube channel, John said that when he found the picture, he thought it was Photoshopped. So, John shared them on Twitter with his watermark.

Reports say John Campea received a call 5 minutes after posting the photos. He was told that the pictures were probably real. The leaked photo shows the last 2 Spider-Men Andrew Garfield and Toby McGuire sharing screens with the new Spider-Man Tom Holland. The leaked photos also show 'The John Campia Show' watermark.

John Campia has said 'It wasn't PR stunts. A studio representative spoke to me and asked me who sent these photos to you. I was not happy with what happened. I didn't reveal the name of the man who sent it to me. I wasn't happy with it but wasn't willing to tell about the source.' You guys know people keep sending me things and pictures all the time. Last night, I received an email from which the pictures reached me. The mail read, 'This is photos of 'Spider-Man: No Way Home.' These photos are never original.'

Continuing, he further said that someone had sent me a picture and I saw that there were all three Spider-Men and I said that it was clearly Photoshopped. The man who sent these pictures said to me, 'Don't tell anyone that I sent you these pictures. So, I posted it on my Twitter and put up my watermark. There were four such pictures.'

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