Is North Korea Responsible For Flood Of Unreleased New Movies ?

[GhostShip]

It seems that a war of words is hotting up..

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-30283573

North Korea has refused to deny involvement in a cyber-attack on Sony Pictures that came ahead of the release of a film about leader Kim Jong-un. When asked if it was involved in the attack a spokesman for the North Korean government replied: "Wait and see."

Sony is investigating after its computers were attacked and unreleased films made available on the internet.
In June, North Korea complained to the United Nations and the US over the comedy film The Interview.

California-based Sony Pictures' computer system went down last week and hackers then published a number of as-yet un-released films on online download sites.

Among the titles is a remake of the classic film Annie, which is not due for release until 19 December.

Character assassination is rife in some countries but the truth is anyone who feels slighted can sue for defamation in the US, this new and original method of revenge if true brings only smiles to millions of torrent users and no doubt the Korean national leader.

[Pri]

Pretty funny. I saw Fury I thought it was a great film. Looking forward to catching Annie with our daughters when it comes out

[GhostShip]

I think  Kim Jong-un has gotten the last laugh with this action, I believe its more a response to Sony being a Japanese entity and most of you are no doubt aware of the antagonistic animosity the two countries traditionally entertain and flame at times.