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Archives for December 2014
The biopic is beautifully intimate.
The FBI’s evidence for a North Korean connection is weak, but the US government might be holding back its strongest material.
If we ran the world, these shows would be at the top of the Nielsens.
Everything about the film feels just so damn forced.
Line-by-line, here’s what North Korea really means when it, say, threatens to attack the White House.
Sony Entertainment’s CEO Michael Lynton suggests the company has no Video On Demand options available to it. But what about Crackle?
Among other crazy facts, North Korean films employ American defectors to play villains.
If you look at North Korea’s long record of attacks, this one starts to make a lot more sense.
The hackers who forced Sony Pictures to shelve The Interview have reportedly sent the studio another email promising to end the leaks unless Sony releases the movie in the future.
“We cannot be told we can’t see something by Kim Jong-un, of all f*cking people.”
Several theaters across the country reported on Twitter that they had received top-down orders from Paramount not to show the movie in place of The Interview.
The assassination scene in the pulled movies just isn’t good satire.
“The more time spent per page of book, the better critics rated it.”
It was the only R-rated comedy set to premiere on Christmas.
This is an act of incredible cowardice, no matter the excuse or caveat used to explain it.