LAT: MGM is changing the villains in its [RDAWN] remake from Chinese to North Korean. on Mar 15, 17:09
'If MGM is unable to find a distributor for the movie, it could end up going direct-to-DVD or could even be shelved, never to be seen" {nm} on Mar 15, 17:10
No.... I want more movies that regard Chinese government as villain! {nm} on Mar 15, 17:54
And I really don't believe that MGM hadn't talked with Chinese Government for this matter on Mar 15, 18:01
BTW, Michael Eisner promised to Chinese government that Disney would dump "Kundun" quietly and ensure the movie to flop at box office.... on Mar 15, 17:57
A true wolverine would never back down. I call shenanigans. {nm} on Mar 15, 18:00
uh... we are to believe that North Korea is capable of invading American soil? on Mar 15, 18:19
does NK even has planes? {nm} on Mar 15, 18:37
They're building them in secret. :) {nm} on Mar 15, 19:13
The preamble no doubt will be changed to reflect how North Korea conquers China first. {nm} on Mar 15, 19:16
1.3 billion people vs. 75 million for both Koreas. There's no believable possibility. {nm} on Mar 15, 20:24
What...comon! There has to be...if NK takes on the US...then why not China? Suspend disbelief! Suuuuuspend DISBELIEF! ;-P {nm} on Mar 15, 21:51
No one is beleiving NK can take on US either. {nm} on Mar 16, 09:47
As noted, those are being digitally changed. Perhaps China uses NK to do the dirty work, much like Cubans in the 1984 original. {nm} on Mar 15, 20:38
I could beleive China would use the NK for the durty work. {nm} on Mar 24, 13:26
"I could believe China would use the NK for the durty work." -- LOL, and this would be different from NOW in what particular? {nm} on Apr 14, 18:08
Why not Aborigines? Thats believable. {nm} on Jun 02, 05:26