I haven’t seen The Interview (yet), but Bridget Johnson has, and at PJ Media she posits that the film is deeper than critics will admit, perhaps because it also contains some very un-PC material.  Her piece is worth reading in its entirety, but here are some highlights. She begins by supporting the notion that the film be beamed into North Korea: … the on-screen version [shows] North Koreans discovering what a blubbering idiot their supreme leader is, and how revolution ultimately comes from within. I would point out that a well-established distribution channel exists in North Korea for the dissemination of forbidden video content: USB thumb drives.  Video players that accept thumb drives have been dropped and smuggled into North Korea in significant numbers. After watching The Interview twice online, I’ll venture to say the comedy goes even deeper into “messaging” territory about the danger of the regime than the...(Read Full Post)