| V-r0cK said: I wonder who seriously gave the 'green light' to make that movie? Did they honestly think there wouldn't be any backlash to it? Stupid decision just to get a few laughs at best. |
LOL backlash from what? Should Inglorious Bastards not have been made because it portrays some Nazi's as insane and evil people? Those poor Nazis!!!
This movie looks hilarious and I can't wait to see it.
ktay95 said:
I see movies about assassinating the US president all the time and I dont see them all up in arms over it =P |
1. I'm sure none of the movies about assassinating the US president were based off an actual president. Whereas this is.
2. N. Korea's leader and their country are extremely sensitive so I think everybody knows it's not fun to joke with them.
V-r0cK said:
1. I'm sure none of the movies about assassinating the US president were based off an actual president. Whereas this is. 2. N. Korea's leader and their country are extremely sensitive so I think everybody knows it's not fun to joke with them. |
1. Use google before you write definitives, see Death of a President (2006), which is a British Mockumentary regarding the Assassination of President Bush. Pretty sure the US didn't wage cyber warfare on the UK for it.
2. That North Korea is sensitive to it, doesn't make it right. Reminds me of the cowing of the worlds media after the Danish Muhammad cartoons. Despicable cowardice by news media around the world. Just because your country, or faith believes something, doesn't mean everyone else in the world has to care.
o__O that was totally unexpected.
I do wonder what can be done and what kind of punishments will be practiced, since we are talking about North Korea here.
mornelithe said:
1. Use google before you write definitives, see Death of a President (2006), which is a British Mockumentary regarding the Assassination of President Bush. Pretty sure the US didn't wage cyber warfare on the UK for it. 2. That North Korea is sensitive to it, doesn't make it right. Reminds me of the cowing of the worlds media after the Danish Muhammad cartoons. Despicable cowardice by news media around the world. Just because your country, or faith believes something, doesn't mean everyone else in the world has to care. |
Well say what you want but look, if you saw the trailer of The Interview and thought that N.Korea would just laugh it off and do nothing then you're truly mistaken or blinded. Everybody is different and you can't assume that things will go lightly just cause you think it should.
Didn't the first Despicable Me's do a caricature of one of the North Korean leaders? How did they they respond to that?
Movie looks like shit anyway, idk why NK would care.
I wonder if Rogen/Franco are nervous about any of this. NK is fucking crazy.
| V-r0cK said: Well say what you want but look, if you saw the trailer of The Interview and thought that N.Korea would just laugh it off and do nothing then you're truly mistaken or blinded. Everybody is different and you can't assume that things will go lightly just cause you think it should. |
They don't have to like it, they don't have to be amused, but as part of this world, they do have to accept that some other countries are going to do things they don't like. You can cow before the respectable North Korea, if you so please, but the world should never adopt such a timid and weak stance. May as well just accept Sharia law while we're at it, since, you know, that's what a bunch of really violent people want.
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