No hyperbole at all.

“Absolutely intolerable is the distribution of such film in the U.S. as it is the most undisguised terrorism and a war action to deprive the service personnel and people of the DPRK of their mental mainstay and bring down its social system,” the foreign ministry spokesman said.

He added: “The U.S. has gone reckless in such provocative hysteria as bribing a rogue movie maker to dare hurt the dignity of the supreme leadership of the DPRK. This act of not fearing any punishment from Heaven is touching off the towering hatred and wrath of the service personnel and people of the DPRK.”

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But North Korea and its people view the film as a direct insult to their leader, the foreign ministry spokesman said. “They regard the supreme leadership as dearer than their own lives,” he said. “It is their firm determination and stamina to mercilessly destroy anyone who dares hurt or attack the supreme leadership of the country even a bit.”

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