I guess musicals are now being censored too

Why on earth would anyone be so terrified of a terrorist attack from North Korea on US soil?

Half of me thinks the studios are insuring themselves from a snowstorm of embarrassing and leaked e-mails, the other half of me thinks the North Koreans have an implicit threat contained in a nasty virus we haven't quite solved yet. I honestly don't believe it's predicated on fear at all (other than the possible fear of a few highly-placed Sony execs and some studio producers getting caught with their hands where they shouldn't be-- and that's more a 'bottom-line on the spreadsheet' thing).

the 1984 Red Dawn would not apply. The 2012 version is the one that we need to worry about. North Korea is the military that is attacking and subduing the US military in that one. They killed Chris Hemsworth in that one. It was a slight exaggeration of North Korea's capabilities. No one is capable of actually killing Chris Hemsworth. He's Thor.

The terrorists have officially won.

eom

I smell massive lawsuits coming

This parody would never exist

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=3S8Zx1GfDrM


smh yep the terrorists have won. time to pull the troops back. the movies have given up.

and it was not funny, so no loss in of it being pulled. I think what they are concerned about is that the american public would not only stay away from The Interview or Team America, but they would stay away from any Theater where one of these movies is being shown, thus destroying the Holiday movie season.

This year the NC State Fair had people staying home because of Ebola fears, so if they stayed away for something lame like that they would surely stay away for a threat like this.