Sony Caves in to N Korea

[rogue06]

Someone will get a copy and put it on the interwebz where it will likely be seen by the curious and get far more attention than if North Korea ignored it.

Source: Kim Jong-un death scene from ‘The Interview’ leaks online

Well, that was fast.

Right on the heels of Sony’s announcement that the studio would be scrapping the Christmas Day release of “The Interview,” the film’s controversial climax has surfaced.

The scene features North Korea’s leader, Kim Jung-un (Randall Park), meeting a fiery end as a missile hits his helicopter. As the tyrant perishes from the explosion, the scene is dramatically slowed down to the sounds of Katy Perry’s "Firework."

As for the fates of Seth Rogen and James Franco, well, that’s still T.B.D. — at least until “The Interview” hits V.O.D.



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The story continues at the link provided along with the scene North Korea is so desperate to keep anyone from seeing.

[Darth Executor]

your link is broken

[Jedidiah]

I was not going to watch the movie, but I they put it out directly to DVD (before DVDs completely disappear) I might.

[rogue06]

your link is broken

Fixed it. Thanks.

It appears that since I posted it they removed the death scene video.

[Cow Poke]

Fixed it. Thanks.

It appears that since I posted it they removed the death scene video.

Maybe they got death threats.

[Darth Executor]

Fixed it. Thanks.

It appears that since I posted it they removed the death scene video.

It's still up here:

http://truthseekerdaily.com/2014/12/...-be-cancelled/

As usual, language warning in the comments, which contain even more retardation than swear words.

[Irate Canadian]

One thing is clear - we got our butts kicked with this cyber attack. I think we need to harden our sites.

Agreed, but it's not so cut and dry... Most companies are stupid enough not to hire a network security analyst to secure their networks until after the fact...

[Epoetker]

Although I immediately thought of the Great Sony PSN network hack only a year or so ago, the rumors coming from the techies I know was that this was more of a straight con job using inside men than a fully-virtualized endeavor that Anyone With an Internet Connection Could Do. North Koreans always did prefer the direct approach to intelligence gathering.

[seanD]

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/12/...ck-inside-job/

[Paprika]

One thing is clear - we got our butts kicked with this cyber attack.

We? Isn't Sony Japanese?

[Epoetker]

We? Isn't Sony Japanese?

They're the Anglosphere-est Asians, for better or worse.

[Paprika]

They're the Anglosphere-est Asians, for better or worse.

I highly doubt that. A country which actually uses English as a main language would more likely be the "Anglosphere-est" Asians.

[KingsGambit]

I dunno, as Christians, should we be that fired up about what is really just another lewd movie from morally depraved Hollywood?

[Cow Poke]

I dunno, as Christians, should we be that fired up about what is really just another lewd movie from morally depraved Hollywood?

Freedom of Speech is funny that way -- what if it had been The Passion of the Christ that they were attacking?

[Epoetker]

I highly doubt that. A country which actually uses English as a main language would more likely be the "Anglosphere-est" Asians.

So it's a toss-up between Japan and Taiwan, then?