Don’t tell Kim Jong Un, but the controversial movie, ‘The Interview’ was still released on December 25th, despite terrorist threats from The Supremes in North Korea. The movie, in case you still don’t know, is a comedy about the assassination of North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un. And although the movie’s Christmas day release pales… Continue reading ‘The Interview’ Brings in Over 1 Million Dollars on Christmas Day Release
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Sony’s ‘The Interview’ will Be Available on YouTube
YouTube and other online services will carry The Interview, beginning on Thursday. As first reported by CNN’s Brian Stelter and later confirmed by Sony, viewers are able to rent or buy the film from YouTube Movies, Google Play, Microsoft’s Xbox Video and via SeeTheInterview.com. (The cost is $5.99 to rent, and $14.99 to purchase).
Sony’s Movie ‘The Interview’ will Be Shown on December 25th
This has to be the most fuss any movie has received in the history of movie making. The once on-again, off-again movie that depicts the assassination of North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, is now back on-again, and will be shown in selected movie theaters on December 25th. “We have never given up on releasing… Continue reading Sony’s Movie ‘The Interview’ will Be Shown on December 25th
What “Dr. Evil” Had to Say about The Sony Hack and North Korea – Video
North Korea was able to bully Sony Entertainment and the movie theaters into censoring one of their comedy movies, The Interview. What got North Korea upset was the fact that this movie – a comedy mind you – is about the assassination of their “dear leader,” Kim Jong Um. Over the last few days a… Continue reading What “Dr. Evil” Had to Say about The Sony Hack and North Korea – Video
President Obama – I’m Not Mad at Sony, It’s The Precedent Their Decision Set
In an interview on CNN’s State of The Union, President Obama reiterated that Sony “made a mistake” when they decided to bow to North Korea’s threats and canceled the showing of the movie, The Interview. But the president also said that he understood Sony’s decision as a company, but wished they had talked to him… Continue reading President Obama – I’m Not Mad at Sony, It’s The Precedent Their Decision Set
Watch the Death Scene in “The Interview” North Korea is Afraid of – Video
North Korea has apparently gone above and beyond to keep “The Interview” from coming to a big screen near you. But the internet is a different story and it was just a matter of time before certain scenes from the movie, and ultimately the whole movie, appear on the WWW! This is a gif of… Continue reading Watch the Death Scene in “The Interview” North Korea is Afraid of – Video
Sony CEO – “We have not caved” on The Interview
Michael Lynton, the CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment, went on CNN’s Fareed Zakaria to set the record straight, saying that Sony did not cave in their decision to cancel showings of the movie, The Interview – a satirical movie that shows the assassination of North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un. Lynton instead said that Sony had no other choice after… Continue reading Sony CEO – “We have not caved” on The Interview
George Clooney – “We cannot be told we can’t see something by Kim Jong Un”
George Clooney, like most Americans, are upset that North Korea and their leader Kim Jong Un, are dictating what Americans can and cannot see, and in an interview with Deadline, Clooney made his feelings known. “We should be in the position right now of going on offense with this. Stick it online. Do whatever you… Continue reading George Clooney – “We cannot be told we can’t see something by Kim Jong Un”