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[CircleGuy]

Re: Sony

I remember being at a movie and seeing a preview for the film about assassinating Kim Jong.... my first response was "why?" I know he's a bad person who does horrendous things to his people, so the "why" had nothing to do with that. I just found the whole idea terrible disrespectful of the entire country of North Korea, regardless of how backwards they are, and how terrible Kim Jong is. "What good could come of making a film like that? "I thought. If anything, the film could provoke something terrible against the US. It just seemed incredibly immature, and frankly inappropriate.

bet you didn't bat an eye when the Death of a President movie came out

[floridaorange]

Re: Sony

I actually don't recall hearing about that movie, ever. I don't think assassinations of current countries leaders need to be comedic film releases. Is that so wrong?

[go0gle]

Re: Sony

Interesting info coming out of all this...

Hollywood v. Goliath: Inside the aggressive studio effort to bring Google to heel | Ars Technica

Isn't this technically a bribe ?

[go0gle]

Re: Sony

George Clooney's take on it

Hollywood Cowardice: George Clooney Explains Why Sony Stood Alone In North Korean Cyberterror Attack | Deadline


"Understand what is going on right now, because the world just changed on your watch, and you weren’t even paying attention."

[Zover]

Re: Sony

False Flag Operation. Sony PR Spin.

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Publicity Stunt

[floridaorange]

Re: Sony

Highly doubt that^

[el presidente Highsteppa]

Re: Sony

False Flag Operation. Sony PR Spin.

Publicity Stunt

Yeah sure - there's so much to be gained in dumping social security numbers of their employees, getting sued by their own employees and all the other damage caused in order for put out publicity for a movie.

Jesus Christ, grow the fuck up and stop living in fantasy land.