Rogengate: The Great Hacking Scandal

[Decider-VT]

I'd love to see China back out of supporting North Korea, leaving Kim Jong-Un with his proverbial trousers down. He's like that nasty little fat kid at school that gets away with murder because his older brother is twice the size of everybody else.

I don't know why they tolerate him.

[Neon Ignition]

The situation that just keeps on giving

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/north-korea-internet-totally-down-as-us-cyber-attack-suspected/ar-BBh7kMd

As the US tells North Korea that they should compensate Sony for their losses, North Korea happens to lose access to... the internet.

[QualityChimp]

North Korea happens to lose access to... the internet.

I imagine 99.9% of North Koreans don't know what the Internet is, let alone have access to it.

[EvilBoris]

I imagine 99.9% of North Koreans don't know what the Internet is, let alone have access to it.

I saw a documentary where escaping North Koreans had their minds blown by streetlights, because they had never seen one before

[Asura]

News says it's going to get a release after all.

WHAT A SURPRISE

[ETC]

This has now been released online for a price ($6 rental, $15 to buy) but it is geolocked to USA only at the moment and needs a USA card to buy

[buster_broon]

It's also available to yarr everywhere pretty much

[usman]

Middling film.

Almost totters from middling to 'crap' tbh

Really was a film shouldve been seen with lots of others for a laugh in a big cinema. Watching at home on a little TV did it no favours

$17.99 / 2 hours lost, frankly