The Future of My Website - I Might Turn This 'Blog' For Boys If I Would

Okay I have to be honest: I wasn't focusing on my website very well. I wasn't productive. I wasn't serious. In fact, I wasn't enjoying it.

Remember the post that I written, it was supposed to be a site for boys and the next two posts was the beginning of it. Well actually, this site started out as a personal site just like other popular people have. Apparently, the site dwell into my life instead. I talk about why I got a sinus infection, what I got for Christmas, what I eat at lunch, among other things.

Before I purchase this domain, I wasn't into the website world anymore as I was on much of the 2000s, but rather in the writing world, where I was writing stories (which emerged and then unfinished) that are either trying to be different from the teenage genre or include action-oriented elements in it. And as a result, most of my website have been involved with my life. To be honest, I wasn't interesting in blogging. I'm not creating a blog, I'm creating a website. But since I don't have the money to invest, my website is powered by Google's Blogger site instead.

Currently writing a screenplay...just for fun

Originally, I planned to write a screenplay next week. But then last night, I figured that I would write a screenplay today. But then it's a holiday, so I would rather write tomorrow. However hours later, I decide to write it anyway to get ahead of tomorrow. As I'm writing this, I'm currently on a sixth page.

It's an action-oriented story...with very different elements. I'm writing this for fun and not for self-publishing it online. I'm sick and tired of watching very young male characters useless, romantic, dumb, or having a masculine stereotype.

The Distribution Resurrection of “The Interview”

PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE ARE NO EXTERNAL LINKS TO THIS POST, I DO APOLOGIZE.

Originally in my previous article about the Sony hack, I originally decided to take a break. However I decided to continue google it anyway. And as days pass by, Sony Pictures has finally found a distribution outlet for “The Interview”. Actually three of them: YouTube, XBOX Video, and Google Video as well as Kernel. Not only that, but Sony Pictures announce a limited theatrical distribution to small independent theaters including the Almao Drafthouse theater chain.

The movie, staring Seth Rogen and James Franco, has gross over $5 million at the box office as well as over $30 million online. And the distribution keeps going. Now “The Interview” is available on PlayStation store, iTunes, Amazon, as well as a cable and satellite services with video-on-demand providers.

The Fallout over "The Interview" and the Misinfomation About North Korea

Though I may not like the movie, I do like the logo
© Sony Pictures Entertainment

Writer's Note: I'm currently not checking updates for when and where will "The Interview" will be released...or whether North Korea is the real hacker...because this will take a few days or weeks to answer it...and I needed a break from this; It's increasing becoming a distraction to me.

Please note that almost all links open with a new window.

Alright time for me to write the fallout over "The Interview". If you missed the beginning of it, click here.

Just 24 hours after Sony Pictures' cancellation of the Christmas Day theatrical release of "The Interview", which I'm actually not interesting in seeing it, the press - after reporting tons of private information because Sony Pictures is a Hollywood studio - suddenly realized that this hack is very serious. Some people like the people in the MPAA suggests that the press should be focusing on who hacked the Hollywood studio.

When the WikiLeaks happen or Edward Snowden leaks happen, the press only focusing who's responsible and what will the country do to take action. They didn't gossip about the leaks

Okay while that sounds like a lesson, in the sensitive nature of the Sony, I think a better lesson is: Be careful...what you report or gossip in the news. Because when you report hacks like these, the hackers will read them and follow in their footsteps. And therefore, you're a journalist helping the hackers. And that's what Aaron Sorkin blamed the media for the cancellation of "The Interview".

The Beginning of a Fallout Over "The Interview"....and Sony Pictures

James Franco and Seth Rogen at the L.A. premiere of "The Inteview"
Photo Credit: Frazer Harrison © Getty Images
Source: nydailynews.com

Writer's Note: I was originally title this post "The Confusion and Frustration Over "The Interview", but I felt that this post didn't fit the title so I figured that I changed it. Please note: Almost all links are open in a new window.

Okay, I didn't pay attention to movies that much since...gosh I don't know, September 2013. I was locked in a room. Slightly locked. No punishment or anything, just don't want to get distractions. And this holiday season, I didn't pay attention that much on which movie will be released...like "Annie" released this weekend. Or the final chapter of "The Hobbit", which I believed it released on December 12th. Or a new "Night at the Museum" movie (I don't know what that squeal is called and I don't want to look it up)...which is release...well I don't know. Maybe the movie is competing with "Annie", I don't know.

© Columbia Tristar Movie Group
Sony Pictures Entertainment

But I focused on one movie that is the talk of a nation.

Okay I'm not a fan of Seth Rogen...because they're too gross. But I like him. I think there's one Seth Rogen film that I know mostly and that is "The Guilt Trip" which also stared Babara Streisand. I know James Franco from the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy. But I first heard his name when I was watching the CinemaSins videos; I was never a fan of the Spider-Man films nor the superhero genre as a kid. Nor I didn't watch any of them. But since I'm writing this, I have to kudos to him for his best performance as Harry.

However I'm not quite interested in seeing "The Interview" because it's...gross (I even see a just-now deleted tweet containing bathroom humor, which disgust me), though I wanted to see if any movie theater to reserve a decision or if any online store, cable company, video retailer, or a video-on-demand provider willing to STEP UP!