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.... that his new movie was "not meant to be controversial at all"

yeah, a movie about assassinating a sitting head of state, what could go wrong?

Wasn't there a movie about Bush being assissinated? Don't remember too much hub bub about that.

Not that I care much about either. IT's a movie, it's not real. If one doesn't like it, don't go see it.
Just about anything offends someone, somewhere now-a-days. Get over it people.

The Rogan movie seems so stupid that I cannot imagine anyone other than a complete ass would take it seriously. then again, I can't imagine anyone who would want to see it either (based on the commercials), but I'll bet there are many who would.

As for those Sony leaks and threats, I wouldn't put it past the marketers to invent the entire thing as a marketing scheme (but then I thought Andy Kaufman's death was just a marketing scheme too).

There can be no more reliable critical guide to deter sentient humans from going to see a movie than this:

Seth
Rogan

Perhaps
Adam
Sandler

I hate Seth Rogan. I will never ever forgive him for what he did the The Green Hornet. He is a fat, sloppy, pasty, singularly unfunny waste of protoplasm.

And now this.

He is a fat, sloppy, pasty, singularly unfunny waste of protoplasm.

And those are his good points...

I've said it before, I do not understand how this guy manages to keep getting work in Hollywood...

And this latest monstrosity looks like just the thing for those who found the humor in Dumb and Dumber to be too sophisticated and highbrow...

His agent must have some serious blackmail material on the studio heads...

Another reason for me to continue not going to movies.

Blackmail jim? I don't think so; as I recall most of his movies are pretty successful and make money which is what the studio heads want. I'd never go near them, but then there are a lot of movies I'd never watch (and many I do watch don't make in the entire release what these films make in a weekend. The studios make these movies for the audience they think exists, and they are rarely disappointed. I know my daughters have seen most of his films and loved ones like Pineapple Express and 21 Jump Street, watching them again and again; I personally didn't mind Donnie Darko and the 40 year old virgin, although neither are on my best films list.

Indeed, I'll bet that The Interview does fairly well (which is a credit to the marketers if the who incident of threats was manufactured--which I still think is likely).

Big RR wrote:Indeed, I'll bet that The Interview does fairly well (which is a credit to the marketers if the who incident of threats was manufactured--which I still think is likely).

Seth aids a threatened species