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I'm not sure if I will see it or not, I think it is a little bad taste and was sure to provoke a reaction. Can you imagine if north Korea made a film about burning the stars and stripes or perhaps mocking the queen?
 
I'm not sure if I will see it or not, I think it is a little bad taste and was sure to provoke a reaction. Can you imagine if north Korea made a film about burning the stars and stripes or perhaps mocking the queen?
If I understood their language, and it was well written, then yes I would gladly watch it. A good movie is a good movie to me. :flowers:
 
Maybe if Kim would make a movie about assassinating our president Obama I'd watch it. :D
 
I'm not sure if I will see it or not, I think it is a little bad taste and was sure to provoke a reaction. Can you imagine if north Korea made a film about burning the stars and stripes or perhaps mocking the queen?

I seen it the other night. I thought it was a decent movie, plenty of giggles all around. To be honest, the only person who could possibly be insulted by this movie would be Kim himself - the movie, although a comedy, touches on the seriousness of just how totalarian the DPRK is. There's not a bad taste in sight beyond that.

Quite frankly, they can mock the queen til the cows come home as far as I'm concerned - and as for North Korea bringing out a movie about burning the stars and stripes, I think they've went beyond this with their constant sabre rattling about the threat of nuclear war and liking the Presendent to a monkey in a Jungle - who takes anyone serious when they come out with this crap? And it's a national government! There's nothing North Korea's Government can come out with that should provoke outrage - they are the joke, it's just a tragedy that their populous pays the price.

The irony of the whole thing is that if they never got their knickers in such a twist to begin with, this movie would possibly have just faded into obscurity. Instead, everyone's desperate to catch a glipse of it - even North Koreans! Talk about shooting yourself in the foot.
 
I'm not sure if I will see it or not, I think it is a little bad taste and was sure to provoke a reaction. Can you imagine if north Korea made a film about burning the stars and stripes or perhaps mocking the queen?

Not sure about the US, but in the UK the most that would cause is a few strongly worded letters to the times... (and lets face it, a large portion of the UK is rather anti-royalist anyway.)

I'd see it if it was a good film - heck, I just think people need to learn to stop being offended :)
 
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