Nigerianwonder
Superstar
And this is exactly what chris rock was referring too in his recent interview talking about how hollywood doesnt hire Blacks and Mexicans when most of these good paying jobs dont even require a high school diploma.
The Sony Pictures Leak F**kery Thread
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fukkyalifestyle
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damn these mofo's are dumb, what an amateur move putting passwords in a password folder. Even as a kid I knew not to put my porn on my parents computer in a folder called porn 
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The racist emails will start to leak no doubt pretty soon. I wonder who the biggest person is that will be ousted tho? It's def comin
.The racist emails will start to leak no doubt pretty soon. I wonder who the biggest person is that will be ousted tho? It's def comin
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
Lizzy Caplan and Randall Park only making 100k for the flick? Not saying they should be getting multi-mill like Rogan and Franco, but isn't that pretty low? Lol..
Need backstory on that Clooney email, shyt is
Clooney is developing a movie called Hack Attack, where he apparently will incorporate a lot of insider stuff about the ways these corporations do business (and how secure or insecure there business is protected). His email was just joking about it all but ironically he was completely right.
Atsym Sknyfs
Superstar
How long before SONY pulls a rap star move and claim they got hacked ...
they did 
How did I miss this thread? It is the jokes. 
I saw that leak stuff on gawker but didn't think much of it. 
to @TheGodling for making sense of it all, and making it hilarious.Some background and photos on the names that keep popping up.
Scott Rudin, he is a jewish homosexual, who has actually made some good movies, No country for old men, There will be blood etc. I don't know if you brehs have seen that movie, Swimming with Sharks, the Kevin Spacey character is suppose to be Rudin. He is a complete known a$$hole and a psychopath.
Amy Pascal
They always say that making movies was never pretty. I can see now why they put out hot garbage year and year and wonder why it failed at box office.
The interview looks like hot garbage.
I can't wait for the racist emails to get leaked.
at asking the President if he has seen "12 years a slave" or "Ride Along".The audacity
That Amy Pascal lady donated $30,000 to the Democratic party, she thinks she is buddy buddy with the President now. 
Angelina Jolie as Cleopatra?
How many fukken Steve Jobs movies are there going to be?
Leo Dicaprio as Steve? :whatthehell?: The simping in that letter. :wowwow2:
FYI, the top 12 are all white males, expect one woman.
Not, luck, just having the right complexion for the connection
Sony Holmes PicsUpdated the OP with the new company logo.
...that's my Coli
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beenz
Rap Guerilla
Lizzy Caplan and Randall Park only making 100k for the flick? Not saying they should be getting multi-mill like Rogan and Franco, but isn't that pretty low? Lol..
Need backstory on that Clooney email, shyt is
ain't no one going to a movie to see lizzy caplan. she's not a leading lady. plus, it says she only had to be there 5 days, so it's not like they were monopolizing her time. 100k for a week's worth of work is a lick IMO.
StraxStrax
I'm selling these fine leather jackets
I love that people here are hoping for some racist e-mails just to be angry and validating their outlook on life. "I'd be a top player if it wasn't for those damn whities"
Because that's relevant to this how?
Because that's relevant to this how?
CJ
Your objective semi-troll
Fair enough, for 5 days work that is pretty
Guess it's basically the NBA 10-day contract of the Film industry 
I love that people here are hoping for some racist e-mails just to be angry and validating their outlook on life. "I'd be a top player if it wasn't for those damn whities"
Because that's relevant to this how?
Calm down cac, it is a description of ol'boy and it shows you how myopic the movie industry is. How movies which feature people of color are either not done or poorly done.
@ Kevin Hart for letting these fools know nothing is for free
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/...-approved-violent-scene-in-The-Interview.html
KAZ OUT HERE TELLING WHAT THEY CAN AND CAN'T DO (THE INTERVIEW SPOILERS)
LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - In an unusual disclosure from the Sony Pictures hack attack, leaked emails show Sony Chief Executive Officer Kazuo Hirai stepped in to scrutinize and approve scenes in "The Interview." (SPOILERS BELOW)
KAZ OUT HERE TELLING WHAT THEY CAN AND CAN'T DO (THE INTERVIEW SPOILERS)
LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - In an unusual disclosure from the Sony Pictures hack attack, leaked emails show Sony Chief Executive Officer Kazuo Hirai stepped in to scrutinize and approve scenes in "The Interview." (SPOILERS BELOW)
The stolen emails to Sony Pictures Entertainment Co-Chairman Amy Pascal show that Hirai approved a scene depicting the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un after asking co-directors Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg to reduce the gore in the dark comedy.
Bloomberg News first reported on the latest batch of stolen emails. A spokeswoman for Sony Pictures had no comment.
Hirai also asked the filmmakers not include Kim's exploding face in versions released outside the U.S.
"I've given this a lot of thought and would like to go ahead with a variation of version 337," Hirai said in a Sept. 29 e-mail to Pascal. "It would be much appreciated if you could push them a bit further as you mentioned in your e-mail. Also, please ensure that this does not make it into the international version of the release."
Pascal had emailed Hirai about the issue on the previous day.
"In shot #337 there is no face melting, less fire in the hair, fewer embers on the face, and the head explosion has been considerably obscured by the fire, as well as darkened to look less like flesh," Pascal wrote on Sept. 28.
"We arrived at this shot (#337) after much cajoling and resistance from the filmmakers."
Widespread speculation has emerged that "The Interview," which stars James Franco and Rogen as recruits in a plan to assassinate Kim Jong Un, may be the cause of the massive cyber-attack that's stolen 33,000 documents from Sony's computer system and uploaded those to the Internet. That's resulted in the disclosure of salaries and personal data for 6,700 employees of Sony Pictures and celebrities.
The North Korean government has denied being involved in the attack although it also has said the hack "might be a righteous deed."
The new emails include a Sept. 25 missive from Pascal to Rogen that asked him to reduce the gore.
"I haven't the foggiest notion how to deal with Japanese politics as it relates to Korea so all I can do is make sure that Sony won't be put in a bad situation and even that is subjective," Pascal told Rogen.
"I'm not taking no for an answer," Pascal wrote. "If I was prepared to do that, we would have been done a long time ago... I would have done the easy thing and shut this down but I haven't, much to everyone's incredible annoyance here."
"The Interview" had been originally scheduled to open on Oct. 20 but Sony decided in early August to push the release back 10 weeks to Chrsitmas Day.
In "The Interview," Rogen plays a producer and Franco is the host of a celebrity TV show. The duo score an interview with Kim Jong Un after discovering he's a fan; the CIA then recruits them to kill the dicatator.
A July 19 email showed to Pascal from Doug Belgrad, president of Sony Pictures Entertainment motion picture group, showed that Belgrad had tried to reduce the gore in the film.
"In the interest of getting this approved, I would still like to see them eliminate the tendril of flesh on the left side of his forehead that comes just before the fireball," he said.
Pascal responded by telling Belgrad to work with the filmmakers.
"I don't feel like falling on my sword for this one," she also said. "No other studio would even touch this movie and we all know it."
Bloomberg News first reported on the latest batch of stolen emails. A spokeswoman for Sony Pictures had no comment.
Hirai also asked the filmmakers not include Kim's exploding face in versions released outside the U.S.
"I've given this a lot of thought and would like to go ahead with a variation of version 337," Hirai said in a Sept. 29 e-mail to Pascal. "It would be much appreciated if you could push them a bit further as you mentioned in your e-mail. Also, please ensure that this does not make it into the international version of the release."
Pascal had emailed Hirai about the issue on the previous day.
"In shot #337 there is no face melting, less fire in the hair, fewer embers on the face, and the head explosion has been considerably obscured by the fire, as well as darkened to look less like flesh," Pascal wrote on Sept. 28.
"We arrived at this shot (#337) after much cajoling and resistance from the filmmakers."
Widespread speculation has emerged that "The Interview," which stars James Franco and Rogen as recruits in a plan to assassinate Kim Jong Un, may be the cause of the massive cyber-attack that's stolen 33,000 documents from Sony's computer system and uploaded those to the Internet. That's resulted in the disclosure of salaries and personal data for 6,700 employees of Sony Pictures and celebrities.
The North Korean government has denied being involved in the attack although it also has said the hack "might be a righteous deed."
The new emails include a Sept. 25 missive from Pascal to Rogen that asked him to reduce the gore.
"I haven't the foggiest notion how to deal with Japanese politics as it relates to Korea so all I can do is make sure that Sony won't be put in a bad situation and even that is subjective," Pascal told Rogen.
"I'm not taking no for an answer," Pascal wrote. "If I was prepared to do that, we would have been done a long time ago... I would have done the easy thing and shut this down but I haven't, much to everyone's incredible annoyance here."
"The Interview" had been originally scheduled to open on Oct. 20 but Sony decided in early August to push the release back 10 weeks to Chrsitmas Day.
In "The Interview," Rogen plays a producer and Franco is the host of a celebrity TV show. The duo score an interview with Kim Jong Un after discovering he's a fan; the CIA then recruits them to kill the dicatator.
A July 19 email showed to Pascal from Doug Belgrad, president of Sony Pictures Entertainment motion picture group, showed that Belgrad had tried to reduce the gore in the film.
"In the interest of getting this approved, I would still like to see them eliminate the tendril of flesh on the left side of his forehead that comes just before the fireball," he said.
Pascal responded by telling Belgrad to work with the filmmakers.
"I don't feel like falling on my sword for this one," she also said. "No other studio would even touch this movie and we all know it."