regime to pull off something like that in the united states, if they are involved in to this. would you want your kids to go take their friends to this movie over the christmas weekend? and i think a lot of parents probably wouldn t. the mere suspect spekter of this threat is already causing at least one theatre chap to pull out. i believe there will be others who pull out and refuse to show this film and the dominos will fall. it may be a moot point. this movie may be out of theatres before it even opens. and matthew, this is an attack on the first amendment, it is an attack on freedom of speech. it is an attack on the entire industry now. the industry has to start to realize that, don t they? that this is something that could possibly stop in a very significant way theatre going in this country. the theatre business could be on the vernal of collapse with threats like this. you don t have to be that patient to wait to see every movie you want at home it s a
a large portion of the media and/or information technology community believes, it s really probably sponsored by north korea. if that s the case, they really do not have the capability within the united states, aside from, excluding help within the united states, or within sony itself, to carry out this kind of threat. matthew, i don t think there s any moviegoers out there after seeing how easy it was for timothy mcveigh to do what he did, to take any comfort in the idea that somehow it s beyond the mechanical neigh or the capacity of the north korean regime to pull off something like that in the united states, if they are involved in to this. would you want your kids to go take their friends to this movie over the christmas weekend? and i think a lot of parents probably wouldn t. the mere suspect spekter of this threat is already causing at least one theatre chap to pull