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Sony cancels The Interview
1 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-17 22:58
It's Official!
Sony cancels showing "The Interview" !!!
http://www.tmz.com/2014/12/17/sony-pulls-the-plug-on-the-interview/It sucks cause I was looking forward to more leaks
2 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-18 00:16
On light to all this Sony hacking and The Interview nonsense going on...I'd like to take a moment to sit back and ask: Exactly WHOM benefits from all of this?
Is there a group, other than North Korea, that could be benefiting from completely destroying Sony? If Sony were to go out of the picture, which competition would jump up and take its place, bringing in the big dough? Or, if it's about raising tensions between countries, which country benefits the most by getting Japan (Sony), the US, and North Korea riled up and at one each others throats?
3 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-18 00:34
They dropped the release
4 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-18 00:42
Sony just canceled it
5 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-18 01:00
Sony benefits. They know the movie industry is kill.
6 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-18 14:55
If dubs I am western capitalist pig dog
7 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-18 14:59
They'll release it. It's some sort of stunt for a movie that was going to bomb.
8 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-18 15:02
Think about it.
North Korea doesn't have the internet. It's people dont have mobile phones. They dont have western TV.
Do you really think the average Joe in North korea even knows how a cinema works?
Sony has set them up because they know they're clueless. Its like blaming the retarded kid for the shit you stole, it's the perfect crime
9 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-18 17:19
no. no you're not. i'm so fucking happy this hack happened and that these idiots won't see their movie come out when it was supposed to. kim jong un was totally in the right and totally justified in being pissed the fuck off about this piece of shit movie. i'm happy for NK.
all these underage faggots saying yes don't know shit. all they know is that it's one less movie they can go waste their time on. all they think is 'OMG AMERICA PUSSED OUT' but no. the degenerate entertainment mkultra mind control industry pussed out and i'm glad. i hope the whole fucking thing goes under. hmmm..
10 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-18 22:03
does anyone else think this whole fucking movie was just a dumb fucking decision? like i dont even care about the threats of terrorism, fuck if i was in charge of a country and another nation made a film literally about my assassination i would probably be pretty fucking miffed too.
11 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-18 22:10
Why hasn't Anonymouse done anything about the situation with the Sony hacks and The Interview and North Korea?
12 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-19 23:03
who's in for creating a new kim jong un interview with people from all over the world. Nameless actors nameless directors. Countless tallent.
Procedure:
#1 find all that is that North Korea found repulsive about the real movie
#2 replicate said movie much more offensively
#3 somebody stop us! We stream it online and seed it everywhere so it become the first world hit movie out of nowhere
13 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-20 00:03
North Korea is menacing with declarimg war against the US because of The Interview
14 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-20 16:29
Holy fucking shit, North Korea just publicly called out the United States for trying to pull a false flag.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/chi-obama-sony-the-interview-20141219-story.htmlWake up, guys. What's going on right now that we need to be distracted by North Korea bullshit? What shady bill is government about to pass while we're all talking about retarded media shit?
15 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-20 16:34
>>14Nobody cares anymore other than Amerifags who feel their freedums have been taken away.
Eurofags are probably just wondering why we would make a movie glorifying the death of Kim Kong Un anyway. If N.Korea did the same with Obama, the American media would lose its shit.
So childish, so pathetic.
16 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-20 16:39
>>15North Korea has plenty of propaganda glorifying the deaths of ALL Americans, especially our leaders.
17 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-20 16:41
Don't just dismiss this shit, or you're just losing. You're just "hurr durr the interview, North Korea is funny," but something else is going on here. Mark my fucking words.
18 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-20 16:43
>>16Oh, not just North Korea, the rest of the world too. I don't think there is a single nation (UK not included) that doesn't celebrate the death of Americans and their leaders.
19 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-20 16:46
North korea also stated they sent a man to the SUN. Yes, the fucking SUN.
Any more korean news you want to report?
20 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-20 16:50
Butt-hurt americans realising how pathetic they would be without Brits.
21 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-20 17:02
What if the North Korea hack is actually fabricated? What if North Korea is really innocent and this was actually perpetraded by the US in an effort to bury the news about CIA torture, which was published just a day before?
22 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-20 17:10
>>21It's all scripted by the CIA. The film script to assassinate Kim-Jung Un, the subsequent staged furore over "Korean nation state hacking", it's all being playing out as planned, in order to build up the narrative to surround North Korea militarily. All because the public are entertained to death; they are useless spectators, and images are all have they left - so the government attacks that--- how dare a foreign power tamper with their entertainment. And, of course, the public swallow it up. As expected.
Pictures co-chairman Michael Lynton is on the board of trustees of the Rand Corporation, a leading private consulting firm for the CIA and Pentagon, and it was Rand’s North Korea specialist, Bruce Bennett, who pushed hard for the Sony film to focus on the assassination of North Korea’s ruler.
According to one of these emails, Seth Rogen, the film’s co-director, had initially intended the film to target an unnamed leader of an unnamed country, and it was Lynton himself “that told them to not use a fictitious name, but to go with Kim Jong-un.” The same message, written by Marisa Liston, a Sony senior vice president, said that Rogen and co-director Evan Goldberg “mention that a former CIA agent and someone who used to work for Hillary Clinton looked at the script.”
An email from Bennett, the Rand analyst, to Lynton suggested that the film could actually help unseat the North Korean regime. “I have been clear that the assassination of Kim Jong Un is the most likely path to a collapse of the North Korean government,” Bennett wrote. “I believe that a story that talks about the removal of the Kim family regime and the creation of a new government by the North Korean people (well, at least the elites) will start some real thinking in South Korea and, I believe, in the North once the DVD leaks into the North (which it almost certainly will).”
23 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-20 20:49
This is one big. Like the film.
24 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-21 00:41
>>21it could be over a twitter account, that absolutely does not matter.
the fact is, it's working. you're all psychologically primed, already 'know' exactly who the enemy is and are already foaming at the mouth for retribution. it could be over a bag of fucking dog food, the fact is, it worked.
25 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-25 01:58
This movie is already the most underrated of 2014, overshadowed by controversy.
Just finished watching it, it was incredibly funny, but at the end, there was still a big message, understanding what the people of Korea might believe, and the leader's personnal part in it. Sure it's not a true story, but still worth thinking. 8,0/10
26 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-25 22:24
Its hard to just chill when you see your fellow americans being brainwashed and scammed out of their moneys. Im for one am tired of seeing people with low IQ getting brainwashed and scammed.
Ya know what "they" always say:
"People will pay to know what they really think".
I learned that from the Propaganda Administrator at PepsiCo. That guy is all kinds of fucked up and he literally gets hard when he dupes a brainwashed customer.
27 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-26 18:10
>>26Disgruntled Sony insiders, possibly working with a collaborator.. possible NSA affiliated did the hack.
Attribution is fuck all. Nothing more than blind finger pointing because something is "made to look" a particular way.
Then you have Google, which has become an arm of the US government.. a direct branch/extension of the NSA itself, over here playing information warfare.
Sony was going to drop.. until the US government forced them the release it for political reasons. Of course Google is waiting with open arms,
The whole thing is a big stinky set up. Kind of like the Cylance propaganda/marketing "report."
28 Name: Anonymous : 2014-12-27 01:15
i dont even want to see it, seth rogen ruins everything hes involved with and they knew this shit was super buttcheeks so they created a bunch of fake hype to get people interested with this whole omg north korea is totally super pissed and doesnt want you or anyone to see this you guys oh oops oh look it leaked by accident and is now available to buy immediately everywhere
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