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The movie looks like a real dog. KJU was doing the US a favor.
“The Interview” now available on Google Play and YouTube Movies
I think there is a good chance that the hype about the movie may propel it to become more profitable than whatever Sony lost in the cyber attack. The cyber attackers will end up with a non winner.
Hey, some of us have spent most of our lives outside of a classroom. You should try it sometime, it's great for the knees.
Merry Christmas!
Im gonna be up north in a few days, and plan to watch it, as of now all I have seen is the KJU death scene (like the auto grenade) and the hype online and in media-its well worth few bucks, some christmas cheer, and some booze. But who knows?
Well they locked access to the U.S. only and it is very popular on torrent sites right now so right out of the get go they are probably losing money because they only released it in the U.S..
Not the point.
Sony has the rights to this movie world wide.. Google Play and Youtube.. hell their own freaking website is world wide. So why on earth not release it world wide when they have the ability?
They are basically forcing overseas people to use VPNs or pirate the movie.. and instead they could have earned a pretty sum if they had just bothered to release it world wide.. utter fail.
No worries I will get this movie and I was going to actually for the first time in over a decade buy a movie just to stick it to North Korea.. but **** that.
You are right. However, it's the best they have right now. I think the first step is to figure out how NK's hackers got into their servers. After that, they should heavily invest in some better security. Once that is done, it's up for them to come up with a policy for any similar events in the future. This caught everyone by surprise and I think what Sony is doing is fine for now (because of how unprepared everyone was) but simply unacceptable in the future.
What I find more troubling is Obama commenting on this, and everyone and their mama telling Sony that they should release the movie. Sony hesitated because it simply hadn't encountered anything like this before. Any decision it took after that is entirely its own to make. It wouldn't be the first company that decides to pull out of a deal/agreement because of security concerns and the possible damage to its image.
For jingoists who don't have anything to lose, Sony releasing it allows them to put up their 'Murica game. However what if it were to be released and god forbid an actual attack occurred? Sony would spend years getting over the terrible publicity such incidents make. FFS, the first thing DKR's production company did was cancel the openings in about 4-5 different countries the minute the news of the Aurora shooting came out.
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People in europe cant use KAT?
Shshshshhhh we don't talk about that around the peasants.It's up on all the torrent sites for free...lol
sounds fun, but i think i'll watch my zombie stories instead.
They are probably trying to protect the sites that stream it from foreign hacking. It was foreign hacking, after all, that started the whole issue.
I wish all movies were released online simultaneously with the theatrical release. I HATE going to movie theaters, and would gladly pay the same price to watch new releases at home.
It was actually cheaper to watch it at home. I paid $7, but at least five people watched it.
Honestly though, the movie wasn't worth that much.
Now I have an image in my head of daily zombie soap operas being watched by elderly women.
The Walking Dead ftwi have to watch my stories.
You know....I'm actually probably not going to watch it, because I wasn't going to watch it in the first place. It's just not my kind of movie.Official Google Blog: “The Interview” now available on Google Play and YouTube Movies
I don't know if I'll get gigged for this. I don't think I should considering the fact that it's breaking news and it's being posted directly from the source. The Interview is now available for download. Sony has given a massive middle finger to NK and decided to release the movie online. Admittedly for around the same prices a movie theater would charge. Let's see what the reaction is when NK gets their Wifi password back and realize the movie is now out there for the world to see.
The Walking Dead ftw
Yeah that movie isn't something I wanted to see, I'm not a Seth Rogen fan.
Seriously though, I hope this can be the start of releasing new films for PPV. I hate theaters because the general public is obnoxious and inconsiderate, and my TV at home has a better picture than movie theater screens. I'd gladly pay the same price to watch it at home, hell, figure in the loss from concessions, I'd pay double to watch it at home.
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