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Sony has no plans to release it on video which I found astounding. Who caved first doesn't matter in my book but I do understand their concern. If it truly was
by Shivetya 12y ago
Sony has no plans to release it on video which I found astounding. Who caved first doesn't matter in my book but I do understand their concern.
If it truly was North Korea or people they paid do you really think those they targeted would be safe anywhere? About any country can disappear someone, even outside their own country, and North Korea isn't beyond that, they may not be to the level of the US or Russia but I have read they had a fondness at one time for kidnapping Japanese nationals.
- maxerickson 12y ago'no plans' doesn't really mean anything. At the moment I would say it means they still want to do a theater release after this kerfuffle blows over.
- wlesieutre 12y ago>Sony has no plans to release it on video which I found astounding. Sony should make some sort of TV-connected "console" to let people buy and download media over the internet. Waaaaait a second. I know the movie studio and consumer electronics divisions aren't the same thing, but if they really wanted to get this video out I have to imagine that the Sony-umbrella companies are capable of working together. My bet is they change course and still show it in theaters. Maybe not on the original launch date, and maybe not everywhere, but (caving to terrorists aside) they spent a pile of money on this and they want to make it back.