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Via: nona62 • 11 years ago • 12 comments

Sony Entertainment Announces Limited Release of 'The Interview'

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Professor Silent

seeder Nona62 11 years ago

Independent movie theaters based in New York and Atlanta said Tuesday they plan to be among the first in the nation to screen "The Interview" the controversial North Korea satire beginning Christmas Day.

Freshman Silent

Miss_Construed 11 years ago

They should have posted it free on the internet for anyone to watch and distributed it world wide.

I have doubts that NK is behind this attack. The trail is too hot and easy to follow... the threats are so well written in perfect bad grammar.

I hope this is all a smoke and mirrors show... while the real perpetrators are getting locked in an unplugged copper box so not even wifi can reach them. Or maybe just kicked off the real internet to flounder in this pretty lights and funny sounds place all of us "normal people" live in called the www.

Professor Guide

Hal A. Lujah 11 years ago

But ... but ... the FBI said it was North Korea! And they don't make mistakes - just ask them!

Professor Silent

seeder Nona62 11 years ago

just ask them! LOL....

Sophomore Silent

1ofmany 11 years ago

This movie looks like the kind of juvenile drivel that I would normally avoid. However, I will not be bullied by Kim Jong Un or anybody else. I'll gladly sit in the front row of the theater to clap when his fat head explodes. Sony needs to make a Korean language version of the film, put it on thousands of DVDs, and sail them like frisbees into North Korea.

Professor Silent

seeder Nona62 11 years ago

and sail them like frisbees into North Korea. Good one!!

Sophomore Silent

1ofmany 11 years ago

"No matter how evil we might think Jong Un is, he is the live leader of a country that is in the United Nations. How do we justify a movie that advocates, no matter how comedically, his violent death ? It is inexplicable other than as a form of cultural arrogance."Explain it as an exercise of free speech by a private entity independent of the government. Free speech means the right to say what you want even if it's offensive or in poor taste. We ridicule our own president and God almighty for that matter, so riddling a murdering fat pig in North Korea is just another instance of self expression. It's not like he has any respect for us so the disrespect is mutual. And yes you reap what you so . . . So hack him back!

Sophomore Silent

1ofmany 11 years ago

Sony can do as it chooses, foolish or not. But Kim Jong Un's dictatorship must end at his border. If he attempts to chill free speech here through cyber terrorism, then he needs to be stopped. What initially blew up in Sony's face may yet ultimately blow up in the fat pig's face as he makes the movie more popular than it otherwise would have been. Thanks to pig Un's lunacy, this juvenile movie may become a blockbuster and make him an international joke.

Freshman Silent

Petey Coober 11 years ago

But Kim Jong Un's dictatorship must end at his border. If he attempts to chill free speech here through cyber terrorism, then he needs to be stopped.

Iranian restrictions on western free speech are still happening ... What have the ayatollahs got that Kimmie Jong does not ?

Professor Guide

Hal A. Lujah 11 years ago

Lol! This movie is said to be soooo bad, that the ONLY thing it has going for it is the controversy. It is destined to quickly melt away and leave a core so bland that it's legacy couldn't touch a typical Seth Rogen movie, which is to say it couldn't resemble a movie that wouldn't leave a mark to begin with. I kinda like Seth as a person, but his movies just aren't really memorable things you want to watch twice - and this one is supposed to be extra terrible (especially because it has James Franco in it, who I personally thinks sucks big time in the entertainment dept.)

Professor Guide

Hal A. Lujah 11 years ago

"Until proven otherwise, I will believe North Korea is behind the hacking, at least as the bankroller and the payer ..."GOOD BOY!!! Thassa good boy!

Sophomore Silent

1ofmany 11 years ago

"Iranian restrictions on western free speech are still happening ... What have the ayatollahs got that Kimmie Jong does not?"A smaller butt.

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