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Sony Cancels Theatrical Release for ‘The Interview’ on Christmas
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BDKJMU wrote:The North Koreans win..

Sony Cancels Theatrical Release for ‘The Interview’ on Christmas
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Honestry, who was going to rike that movie anyway?

If Sony came out with a movie with a plot to kill Obama...most Americans would go ballistic. Well, at least we know one demographic would. So where was the protest against a movie that wants to kill a gook country's leader?

Anyway, while I support freedom of speech, I do find it hilarious that those commie pinko hackers got their revenge on Sony.

"Sony has been reeling for weeks since hackers broke into the studio’s computer system in November and stole internal documents, email messages, film budgets, spreadsheets detailing top executive salaries and the social security numbers of thousands of employees. The documents and records were subsequently leaked online, setting off a firestorm of media coverage."

The good news in all of this is that MPAA is getting exposed.

What I like is how the Libs have been exposed as the asshole, racist bastiges they are.

Yet nothing when Team America killed Kim Jong Ill, exposing him to be the alien cockroach he was.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALYw9eJ_jf0[/youtube]

Rudin, Pascal and the remaining Sony leaders are soulless cowards.

Stunning that universally the world powers have eschewed capitulating to terrorist blackmailers FOR DECADES, often resulting in murders...

...yet Sony caves to some infantile psychopathic worm.

Fuck Sony.

Death to Kim Jong Un.

I am a little surprised we haven't heard from Kim Jong Il on this topic yet.

If Sony will allow I would like to show the movie at my workplace before the Xmas holiday. F the North Koreans!

This may be the turning point on Liberals regarding North Korea.

"You can threaten us with nukes, but don't fuck with our comedies asshole!!!"

DSUrocks07 wrote:This may be the turning point on Liberals regarding North Korea.

"You can threaten us with nukes, but don't fuck with our comedies asshole!!!"

What has been the liberal stand on NK?

If anything, I see a bunch of conks supporting Seth Rogan and free speech. Who knew?

Right now Sony isn't planning on ever releasing this movie, either to DVD for VOD.

Terrorism wins. Just threaten 9/11 and terrorism works. Kinda sad when you think of it.

GannonFan wrote:Right now Sony isn't planning on ever releasing this movie, either to DVD for VOD.

Terrorism wins. Just threaten 9/11 and terrorism works. Kinda sad when you think of it.

Read the exact opposite in the Atlantic.

Jeesh! I wonder what else Sony Exec's have emailed each other?

kalm wrote:

DSUrocks07 wrote:This may be the turning point on Liberals regarding North Korea.

"You can threaten us with nukes, but don't fuck with our comedies asshole!!!"

What has been the liberal stand on NK?

If anything, I see a bunch of conks supporting Seth Rogan and free speech. Who knew?

Exactly, who knew kalm would stand up for free speech for the corporatists at Sony (even if they don't exercise it).

andy7171 wrote:Jeesh! I wonder what else Sony Exec's have emailed each other?

This.

kalm wrote:

GannonFan wrote:Right now Sony isn't planning on ever releasing this movie, either to DVD for VOD.

Terrorism wins. Just threaten 9/11 and terrorism works. Kinda sad when you think of it.

Read the exact opposite in the Atlantic.

The piece in the Atlantic tries to tell us what we should and shouldn't laugh at. I'm fine with it from a morality standpoint, but I'm not fine with it from a freedom standpoint. To take solace in and be happy with the moral "win" from the loss of a freedom is not the trade off I'd want made in my society. Who gets to determine what are the morals we need to pursue and which freedoms we need to give up?

GannonFan wrote:Who gets to determine what are the morals we need to pursue and which freedoms we need to give up?

Well, this is 'Murica - and, in 'Murica we let large, multi-national corporations decide these matters.

Sony has spoken.

GannonFan wrote:

kalm wrote:
Read the exact opposite in the Atlantic.

The piece in the Atlantic tries to tell us what we should and shouldn't laugh at. I'm fine with it from a morality standpoint, but I'm not fine with it from a freedom standpoint. To take solace in and be happy with the moral "win" from the loss of a freedom is not the trade off I'd want made in my society. Who gets to determine what are the morals we need to pursue and which freedoms we need to give up?

It seems that Christians want that responsibility.

Ibanez wrote:

GannonFan wrote:
The piece in the Atlantic tries to tell us what we should and shouldn't laugh at. I'm fine with it from a morality standpoint, but I'm not fine with it from a freedom standpoint. To take solace in and be happy with the moral "win" from the loss of a freedom is not the trade off I'd want made in my society. Who gets to determine what are the morals we need to pursue and which freedoms we need to give up?

It seems that Christians want that responsibility.

There's plenty more people than just the Christians who want that responsibility, doesn't mean that any of them should have it.

Skjellyfetti wrote:

GannonFan wrote:Who gets to determine what are the morals we need to pursue and which freedoms we need to give up?

Well, this is 'Murica - and, in 'Murica we let large, multi-national corporations decide these matters.

Sony has spoken.

Nah, Sony isn't making any moral statement or political stand. They simply took stock of the situation, realized that they could be sued if god-forbid any violence did happen, and decided to protect their wallets. Their's is the easiest viewpoint to understand.

GannonFan wrote:

kalm wrote:
Read the exact opposite in the Atlantic.

The piece in the Atlantic tries to tell us what we should and shouldn't laugh at. I'm fine with it from a morality standpoint, but I'm not fine with it from a freedom standpoint. To take solace in and be happy with the moral "win" from the loss of a freedom is not the trade off I'd want made in my society. Who gets to determine what are the morals we need to pursue and which freedoms we need to give up?

Huh?

kalm wrote:

GannonFan wrote:
The piece in the Atlantic tries to tell us what we should and shouldn't laugh at. I'm fine with it from a morality standpoint, but I'm not fine with it from a freedom standpoint. To take solace in and be happy with the moral "win" from the loss of a freedom is not the trade off I'd want made in my society. Who gets to determine what are the morals we need to pursue and which freedoms we need to give up?

Huh?

Yup.

Texas Theater says F N Korea and will Screen “Team America” And Give Out Free Toy Guns


[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TEvacFETvM[/youtube]

kalm wrote:

GannonFan wrote:Right now Sony isn't planning on ever releasing this movie, either to DVD for VOD.

Terrorism wins. Just threaten 9/11 and terrorism works. Kinda sad when you think of it.

Read the exact opposite in the Atlantic.

Link or STFU.

Pretty highbrow for you, Dennis!