On peut pas l'atomiser une bonne fois pour toute la Corée du Nord ?

On peut pas l'atomiser une bonne fois pour toute la Corée du Nord ?

Sony has decided against releasing “The Interview” in any form — including VOD or DVD.

Non lis plus haut, il sortira ni en DVD ni en VOD.

J'ai encore du mal à croire à un coup émanant de la Corée du Nord.
Pour les intéressés, un article sur le sujet, précis et plausible: Why the Sony hack is unlikely to be the work of North Korea. :
http://marcrogers.org/2014/12/18/why-th ... rth-korea/

Kim Jong-il, a noted film buff,[24] never commented publicly about his depiction in Team America: World Police, although shortly after its release North Korea asked the Czech Republic to ban the film; the country refused saying that North Koreans had been rebuffed in their effort to undermine the Czech Republic's post-Communist era freedom.

In March 2011, the Los Angeles Times reported that MGM changed the villains in its Red Dawn remake from Chinese to North Korean in order to maintain access to China's lucrative box office. The changes reportedly cost less than $1 million and involve changing an opening sequence summarizing the story's fictional backdrop (dropping the original storyline of Chinese "repossession" after the US defaults on loans for a North Korean invasion), re-editing two scenes, and using digital technology to change Chinese symbols and dialogue to Korean.[18] The film's producer Trip Vinson stated: "We were initially very reluctant to make any changes, but after careful consideration we constructed a way to make a scarier, smarter and more dangerous Red Dawn that we believe improves the movie."