Can you guys just post the whole film please?
Iâm trying to decide whoâs more unpalatable, the North Korean regime or Sony.
That was a beautiful thingâŚ
the Kim Jong Un death scene that led to untimely death of âThe Interviewâ
That scene didnât lead to the death of âThe Interview.â Having knee-jerk cowards in positions of power at media companies is what killed the film.
Hey, how about a spoiler warning!
My mind always mentally moves the hyphen frok before to after the âUnâ. Makes headlines about this guy much more amusing.
North Korea just learned all they have to do is threaten terrorism, and western corporations will obey.
Once you pay danegeld, youâll never be rid of the Dane.
My thoughts on this are mixed. While I am against self censorship, it seems like there is times when being sensitive to others is common sense.
Remember that N. Korea is a nuclear power. I canât imagine a major studio making a movie about assassinating the Secretary General of the USSR as a joke during the cold war.
If someone made a move about how funny it would be to assassinate the pope, I canât imagine Sony green-lighting that.
Maybe the âterrorists winâ by making us act like grownups.
If we get further up a slippery slope, then Media companies can always address this on a case by case basis.
They learned that long ago. Governments have been doing it for decades.
Wow, cool. So terrorists are doing us a favor, and Kim is a nice guy whoâs misunderstood?
Exactly who do you work for?
Not an âifâ:
Cool, can we see the rest of the film now, Oh, I forgot, itâs up to Sonyâs censor jerkoffsâŚ
No, itâs just that making movies about blowing up the heads of our enemies is low.
Iâm not saying that Kim is a good leader, or a good person.
Poking a bear with a sharp stick is dumb, even if that bear was a man-eater.
This is not the actual current pope, this is a fictional character.
Yeah, but without the Danes in England, we wouldnât have Beowulf, so thereâs that.
Or blonde English girls.
Iâm thinking that all those anti-USSR films of the 80âs probably didnât thrill the Russians, despite the fact that they didnât use the names of real Russian politicians/generals/etc.
Hwaet!
You donât usually expect this sort of visual poetry in a Seth Rogen film.
Saxons were fairly blonde, no?
They deserve what they got anyway. Invaders killing other invaders.
