The "Sony Hack" - Page 7

Irshgrl31201 · ‎03-18-2010

On 12/17/2014 Tyak said: Irishgirl, it looks like you and I are the only ones here at least who would go to see it, everyone else is too scared that Kim Jong UN will get mad. Lol

"They hate us cuz they ain't us!" lol... I have been saying that ever since I saw the previews.

Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.
JFK

Tyak · ‎01-26-2013

I'm not interested in it at all ,but I would go and see it just to show that the first amendment still has some meaning and I'm sure that I wouldn't be alone in those thoughts. To think that some little jerk like him Can get away with this nonsense really takes the cake.

kittymomNC · ‎08-09-2012

It appears now that it has been definitely determined that the N Korean govt is behind the cyber attack and the bomb threats about theater goers. This comes very close to being considered an attack or a threat of war... and the administration is carefully considering its response. They said this cannot go unanswered.

This makes it a lot more serious than just some hackers having some fun.

foundinlv · ‎04-20-2012

On 12/17/2014 kittymomNC said:
It appears now that it has been definitely determined that the N Korean govt is behind the cyber attack and the bomb threats about theater goers. This comes very close to being considered an attack or a threat of war... and the administration is carefully considering its response. They said this cannot go unanswered.

This makes it a lot more serious than just some hackers having some fun.

Sony started this mess by making a movie that threatened the life of their leader. In a country like NK where everything is state sponsored, of course they're going to think it's real and of course they are offended.

Tyak · ‎01-26-2013

On 12/17/2014 Ilikeshade said:
On 12/17/2014 kittymomNC said:
It appears now that it has been definitely determined that the N Korean govt is behind the cyber attack and the bomb threats about theater goers. This comes very close to being considered an attack or a threat of war... and the administration is carefully considering its response. They said this cannot go unanswered.

This makes it a lot more serious than just some hackers having some fun.

Sony started this mess by making a movie that threatened the life of their leader. In a country like NK where everything is state sponsored, of course they're going to think it's real and of course they are offended.

So what if they're offended? Maybe it's about time they learn to deal with things by acting like adults instead of 2 year olds throwing a tantrum.

kittymomNC · ‎08-09-2012

On 12/17/2014 Ilikeshade said:
On 12/17/2014 kittymomNC said:
It appears now that it has been definitely determined that the N Korean govt is behind the cyber attack and the bomb threats about theater goers. This comes very close to being considered an attack or a threat of war... and the administration is carefully considering its response. They said this cannot go unanswered.

This makes it a lot more serious than just some hackers having some fun.

Sony started this mess by making a movie that threatened the life of their leader. In a country like NK where everything is state sponsored, of course they're going to think it's real and of course they are offended.

I agree, but being offended doesn't give them the right to attack anyone in our country, even if it's a cyber attack. And the threat against movie goers takes it to a whole new level. This whole thing is equivalent to terrorism.

Lotus · ‎03-09-2010

On 12/17/2014 kittymomNC said:
On 12/17/2014 Ilikeshade said:
On 12/17/2014 kittymomNC said:
It appears now that it has been definitely determined that the N Korean govt is behind the cyber attack and the bomb threats about theater goers. This comes very close to being considered an attack or a threat of war... and the administration is carefully considering its response. They said this cannot go unanswered.

This makes it a lot more serious than just some hackers having some fun.

Sony started this mess by making a movie that threatened the life of their leader. In a country like NK where everything is state sponsored, of course they're going to think it's real and of course they are offended.

I agree, but being offended doesn't give them the right to attack anyone in our country, even if it's a cyber attack. And the threat against movie goers takes it to a whole new level. This whole thing is equivalent to terrorism.

It IS terrorism.

"People with closed hearts will always feel as though they are at war with the world." ~My friend Nancy

Say Nay · ‎03-12-2010

On 12/17/2014 Tyak said:
On 12/17/2014 Ilikeshade said:
On 12/17/2014 kittymomNC said:
It appears now that it has been definitely determined that the N Korean govt is behind the cyber attack and the bomb threats about theater goers. This comes very close to being considered an attack or a threat of war... and the administration is carefully considering its response. They said this cannot go unanswered.

This makes it a lot more serious than just some hackers having some fun.

Sony started this mess by making a movie that threatened the life of their leader. In a country like NK where everything is state sponsored, of course they're going to think it's real and of course they are offended.

So what if they're offended? Maybe it's about time they learn to deal with things by acting like adults instead of 2 year olds throwing a tantrum.

If the government of is NK is behind this it means the US has to respond. I hope the leader of NK has enough sense to stop the antics. Wars have sprouted from small incidents building into large conflicts.

I have no opinion on the movie other than it isn't my taste.

Would I let my family members go? Not on opening day.

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foundinlv · ‎04-20-2012

On 12/17/2014 Tyak said:
On 12/17/2014 Ilikeshade said:
On 12/17/2014 kittymomNC said:
It appears now that it has been definitely determined that the N Korean govt is behind the cyber attack and the bomb threats about theater goers. This comes very close to being considered an attack or a threat of war... and the administration is carefully considering its response. They said this cannot go unanswered.

This makes it a lot more serious than just some hackers having some fun.

Sony started this mess by making a movie that threatened the life of their leader. In a country like NK where everything is state sponsored, of course they're going to think it's real and of course they are offended.

So what if they're offended? Maybe it's about time they learn to deal with things by acting like adults instead of 2 year olds throwing a tantrum.

Your so-called 2 year olds have nukes. Sony did the right thing to stop the showing of their idiotic movie. Now, it's time for THEM to grow up....hopefully, this is the wakeup call that they needed!

RoughDraft · ‎03-09-2010

You're all correct.

It is terrorism, the NK leader is offended, he's also not a rational, mature individual and probably sees the film as a direct threat, especially if it hits the black market and becomes available to the citizens of his country...planting possible seeds of a rebellion. The studio is naive if they felt this film (and I use that term loosely) would not poke a psychotic's hornet's nest. This is a man who had his own relatives executed.

We're all facing new kinds of warfare and a cyber attack is just another thing we have to expect. The enemy does not always wear a uniform we recognize.

Sony put themselves in this position and then rolled up in a tiny ball, more frightened of its stock holders and law suits than a possible threat to a studio audience.

Would I go see it? Not my kind of movie at all, but just to show that we are not a nation of cowards, I might force myself to sit through it.

~The only difference between this place and the Titanic is that the Titanic had a band.~