Cowardice at the Movies

[Professor]

Come on. Green Hornet? Kung Fu Panda? hahaha

[Professor]

[John Galt]

good. the glorious DPRK has done the world a great service, helping to end the scourge of Rogen

[Darkhorse]

Wow. I honestly don't give a shit about this movie, but I am beyond annoyed that Sony would just give in to these stupid threats. Totally gutless move by Sony. Hopefully it gets leaked online as a big "f**k you" to these hollywood cowards and North Korea alike.

[Dylan]

Pathetic.

[phosphide]

I don't see this as a sign of cowardice or weakness. At the end of the day, the theaters are in an lose-lose situation and could potentially be fighting terrorists who are capable of bringing down entire companies with the internet. If they release the movie and something bad happens, the media and court of public opinion will rip them apart. I can see the articles now: "Questions Raised after The Interview Premier" - where they will bitch and moan about how the industry should have never played the movie in the first place. If they remove the movie, the terrorists win.

It sucks, it really sucks. This whole situation is ridiculous but we can't blame them for taking precautions.

[Dylan]

I can. Am.

[The Comrade]

yeah this is f**k stupid. if we cancelled/destroyed everything we were threatened over we'd have nothing. this is foolish.

[micfranklin]

Might wanna focus on feeding all of their own country before threatening another one over a film.

[Dylan]