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jakeXT

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2. Probably good enough for domestic consumption, but not the foreign crowd

Reply to Sunlei (Reply #1)

Fri Dec 19, 2014, 04:00 PM

Dec 2014

But even before the cancellation of the film, Sony executives responsible for the international release of the movie were concerned the action-comedy featuring Hollywood stars Seth Rogen and James Franco would not translate to a foreign audience, the leaked e-mails show.

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Sony 'made a mistake' [View all] DonViejo Dec 2014 OP

now sony has a nice fat 'losses' tax dedication on a movie that probably sucked, imo :P Sunlei Dec 2014 #1

Probably good enough for domestic consumption, but not the foreign crowd jakeXT Dec 2014 #2

interesting! was the movie taken (hacked) along with the emails? Sunlei Dec 2014 #6

I've heard about clips and the Bond script jakeXT Dec 2014 #7

Business First™ GeorgeGist Dec 2014 #3

Yes, laws. Dr Hobbitstein Dec 2014 #4

Allowing corporations to set their own IT security guidelines isn't working out too well. Ykcutnek Dec 2014 #5

The CyberSecurity Act of 2015, OrwellwasRight Dec 2014 #9

Don't be suprised when you start seeing CISPA cybersecurity legislation Cosmic Kitten Dec 2014 #8