How about including a link with that post.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/21/world/...html?hpt=hp_t1

In case you thought it couldn't get any stranger, North Korea now claiming US gov helped make the movie and will pay dearly.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=anonymous+the+interview

Hmmm... Somehow today, North Korea lost it's internet connection!?!?!?

http://www.cnbc.com/id/102289459

Goddamn it. Can't we just bomb each other? I don't want a retaliation messing with my internet.

sucka sucka dick

What percentage chance is it that Sony's insurance telling them to f*** off caused the about face?

You, sir, just won the internet.

Shut it all down, boys, give this man the ten thousand dollars!

Can't find any local theaters showing it. Maybe they just haven't update their listings yet.

So far, this is it:

Independent theaters in Georgia, Ohio, Texas, Virginia, and South Carolina

AZ and MI too.

Lol at the rating on imdb.

They have a list of theaters on the Facebook page for the movies

rogen and franco are so lucky i m sure they got paid a ton before that, now they ll most likely have some huge buzz.

I hope they send some gift to kim

Great publicity stunt. Too bad it's at the cost of North Korea, but who cares about them, right?

http://defamer.gawker.com/leaked-ema...for-1671234001

Nobody would have watched the crapfest otherwise.

No, nobody cares about NK. At least not the small group of elites actually permitted to enjoy Internet access.

Also, lol @ this being a publicity stunt. The movie would have done fine. People know what they're getting out of a Rogen/Franco comedy by now and past ones have dragged in $100m on similar low-medium budgets. This one might have done better still on the strength of This is the End last year. Either way, Sony doesn't control theater chains.

That the movie probably sucks is almost irrelevant and a given anyway. I predict 4 or 5 quick laughs in the entire movie, with some weed smoking, some bromancing, and mostly a boring movie that should have had Danny McBride in it.

Does have a cool poster though.

not sure you understand corporate greed.

The hack is obviously real and not done by Sony for publicity, but I don't buy the whole North Korea and ''We gave in to their demands, but after raking in publicity for a while we're releasing it after all, look at us sticking up for freedom!'' narrative.

Don't believe that Sony is behind the hack, although they certainly have exploited it perfectly. After a few theaters get cold feet, you shut it down, now you have a bunch of people outraged, even if they had no interest in the film. TONS of free press. Then Sony can show how brave they are and release it, and people will go view it as part of a patriotic duty. Have a limited release that sells out everywhere. All the chicken **** theaters who cancelled will see no one gets blown up and tickets sell like mad. Follow up with a wide release and they profit huge.

McBride would have been ****ing hilarious in Franco's role

Watching it on Xbox now. FU north korea