I just read that Sony has canceled the release of the movie "The Interview" due to major theater chains opting to cancel the release. All because a hacker group has threatened to attack any location that was showing the film.
I for one am all for flipping them the bird and opening it in every theater possible, but I understand Sony and the theaters wanting to play it safe. So I say Sony should release the movie online. It would thwart their main purpose of stopping people from seeing the movie by allowing the widest audience possible to view it.
Let's show these would-be terrorists we don't bow to threats.
Reaching this level of support shows that people are truly tired of letting threats dictate what we can watch. It is exhausting to fight against such cowardice but seeing this momentum keeps me moving forward.
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Libby
11 years ago
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Isn't our motto, "We do not negotiate with terrorists"? Sure seems like a negotiation to me. Terrorists: If you don't release this movie, we Won't terrorize you, promise, cross our hearts. United States: sounds legit, pull the movie!
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Crystal
11 years ago
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When an opposing country forces us through acts of cyber-terrorism to cease freedom of speech, where will the line end?
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Jonny Knowles
11 years ago
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This is all such a shame. I couldn't to see this movie. People's lives are more important than a theatrical release but please don't take this film away from us all together.
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tobi
11 years ago
We have a right as a free country to make this movie and view it. I invite them to make a movie about Obama and we wont stoop as low as them.
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Donna
11 years ago
I would never have gone to this stupid movie anyway. I hate Hollywood; but you should release it online AND do a double feature with that idiotic puppet move too!
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Mark Fitzgerald
11 years ago
Evil triumphs when good people do nothing. Do not bow to the Hermit kingdom.
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Dimitri T
11 years ago
Let's undo this sad day for cinema and free speech
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Brad brothers
11 years ago
when we bow to threats and pressure we set a standard that will be followed several times in the future.
I just read that Sony has canceled the release of the movie "The Interview" due to major theater chains opting to cancel the release. All because a hacker group has threatened to attack any location that was showing the film.
I for one am all for flipping them the bird and opening it in every theater possible, but I understand Sony and the theaters wanting to play it safe. So I say Sony should release the movie online. It would thwart their main purpose of stopping people from seeing the movie by allowing the widest audience possible to view it.
Let's show these would-be terrorists we don't bow to threats.
Reaching this level of support shows that people are truly tired of letting threats dictate what we can watch. It is exhausting to fight against such cowardice but seeing this momentum keeps me moving forward.
21 Comments
L
Libby
11 years ago
Featured
Isn't our motto, "We do not negotiate with terrorists"? Sure seems like a negotiation to me. Terrorists: If you don't release this movie, we Won't terrorize you, promise, cross our hearts. United States: sounds legit, pull the movie!
C
Crystal
11 years ago
Featured
When an opposing country forces us through acts of cyber-terrorism to cease freedom of speech, where will the line end?
J
Jonny Knowles
11 years ago
Featured
This is all such a shame. I couldn't to see this movie. People's lives are more important than a theatrical release but please don't take this film away from us all together.
T
tobi
11 years ago
We have a right as a free country to make this movie and view it. I invite them to make a movie about Obama and we wont stoop as low as them.
D
Donna
11 years ago
I would never have gone to this stupid movie anyway. I hate Hollywood; but you should release it online AND do a double feature with that idiotic puppet move too!
M
Mark Fitzgerald
11 years ago
Evil triumphs when good people do nothing. Do not bow to the Hermit kingdom.
D
Dimitri T
11 years ago
Let's undo this sad day for cinema and free speech
B
Brad brothers
11 years ago
when we bow to threats and pressure we set a standard that will be followed several times in the future.
Isn't our motto, "We do not negotiate with terrorists"? Sure seems like a negotiation to me. Terrorists: If you don't release this movie, we Won't terrorize you, promise, cross our hearts. United States: sounds legit, pull the movie!