Recently as of two days ago , Sony pulled the plug on the interview a comedy about the host of a celeberty interview news program and his producer who travel to North Korea , to interview Kim Jong-un ,a sub Ploit in the flim was that the CIA wanted the the host , and the producer Played by James Franco , and Seth Rogen , to kill Kim Jong-un ; Sony Pulled the plug on the flim , after the recent hacking scandal , which relasesd highly sensitive emails , which contained communications , between actors , and actress who were under contract at the studio to the head of studio , as well as budgets for films , actors and actress Sailers , screeners of some of the studios most anticipated relases , as well as memos about future projects , and the future of franchises such as Spider-Man , men in black , 007 , and jump street ; the final nail in coffin was when the hackers , threaten theaters , and anyone who sees the movie with 911 type attacks ; so heres the question did Sony do the right thing by pulling the flim ; I dont think so the problem with pulling the flim it sends a bad message , that after all it said and done Sony caved into bullying , which i think is wrong , mostly because once you give into bullying the bully will keep coming back , because What happens next time when another country gets upset about a certain Tv show , or movie , or we going to keep just pulling the plug on that show Or movie , just to make that country happy , it sends the message That The studios dont care about there products or free speech , the point Is the nice thing about free speech it allows the public to decide what Should and should not watch , and have the viewing rights , dictated To them by a foreign country , and also the hack was Sonys fault and therefor the general public , as well as filmmakers shouldnt be Punished for something that was Clearly the studios fault and not theres
Posted on: Fri, 19 Dec 2014 02:26:21 +0000
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