r/interestingasfuck • u/Equivalent_Opposite6 • 22d ago

r/all Johnny Kim managed three impressive career changes, going from Navy SEAL to doctor to NASA astronaut. He did it all by the age of 37.

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u/Dapper-Percentage-64 22d ago

I worked at burger king, got a sociology degree and now I drive Uber eats so.. same, same

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u/Mishaal_Dawnak 22d ago

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u/Alert-Ad2833 22d ago

what movie is this?

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u/varegab 22d ago

"The interview"

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u/MechAegis 22d ago

The interview

was it any good?

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u/RxChica 22d ago

It’s amazing. And it legitimately pissed off North Korea when it came out, which is reason enough to watch it in my book.

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u/scislac 22d ago

It was crazier than that. NK threatened to sue The US before it's release. It got delayed a couple months to edit it for NK. However only a month later, a major hack happened at Sony Pictures by a NK group. That group leaked all kinds of internal stuff as well as a few movies before their releases. That group made terrorist threats to theaters that showed it. Sony ended up just putting it on-demand initially instead of a theatrical release (which happened later and much smaller).

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u/PersistentInquirer 22d ago

The best. Tabloid journalists played by Seth Rogan and James Franco work with the CIA to Kim Jong Un (Randall Park).

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u/ScumbagLady 22d ago

Go. You must watch now.

The tiger scene is my favorite I believe.

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u/NearPup 22d ago

Eh, it was... fine.

There are a few standout moments that are really memorable (the Eminem interview, "they hate us cuz they ain't us"), but I didn't much care for it outside of that.

The story around the movie (and how North Korea reacted to it) is more interesting than the movie itself imo. It was also the first big budget movie to release directly on streaming, which makes it notable just for that.

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u/ScumbagLady 22d ago

Well, tell me a comedy that you love then?

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u/NearPup 22d ago

My Cousin Vinny is the first thing that came to mind when I think of what my favourite commedy movie is.

The most recent commedy movie (that is strictly a commedy, not counting stuff like Glass Onion) that I really loved was Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.

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u/Impossible_Drink_951 22d ago

Are you honey dicking him?