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Zoftig1

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4. They both agreed.

Reply to 1step (Original post)

Thu Dec 25, 2014, 05:35 PM

Dec 2014

Both these guys agreed. How about a divergent viewpoint? A North Korean movie about the assassination of Obama might be frowned upon by our media. Nobody thinks they should dictate our media choices. Some might think the movie is, at least, tasteless. Though of course that would be nothing new for Hollywood.

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A Goofball and A Reasonably-Intelligent Person talk about "The Interview" [View all] 1step Dec 2014 OP

I didn't see any "goofball" at all. The man saw the movie and he enjoyed it. Yay...n/t monmouth4 Dec 2014 #1

Why is he a goofball? itsrobert Dec 2014 #2

He didn't know the ending??? 1step Dec 2014 #3

They both agreed. Zoftig1 Dec 2014 #4

And I am just guessing but that move might have not done well at the box office. zeemike Dec 2014 #7

"...manipulation of the American mind for the American dollar." greiner3 Dec 2014 #9

None dare call it a conspiracy... zeemike Dec 2014 #10

I no longer believe that this whole hack was set up by Sony as a publicity stunt WhoIsNumberNone Dec 2014 #11

My thoughts after watching it... Cooley Hurd Dec 2014 #5

I've Watched the Clip Several Times chrisau214 Dec 2014 #6

The goofball does not realize RoccoR5955 Dec 2014 #8