The Interview
As a reminder, if you are a Netflix subscriber and haven't yet seen the now infamous 'The Interview,' it is available to stream starting today.
Netflix has announced today that U.S. and Canadian streaming subscribers will be able to watch the infamous 'The Interview' starting this Saturday.
The now infamous Sony Pictures hit The Interview will be available on DVD and Blu-ray as a special Freedom Edition collectible disc on February 17th.
Sony's controversial 'The Interview' is now the company's #1 online film of all time.”
According to Sony Pictures, 'The Interview' made $15 million in revenue in online sales and rentals during its first 96 hours of availability.
Sony Pictures' controversial comedy The Interview was released a couple days ago on Google Play and Microsoft's Xbox service after Sony themselves ......
As of 1pm today, Sony Picture's satirical comedy 'The Interview' starring James Franco and Seth Rogen is available online for rental and purchase, hours before a few independent theaters release the film on the big screen.
Sony Pictures has confirmed that the now infamous 'The Interview' will get its Christmas release date, after all.
Sony attorney David Boies has seemingly confirmed that the studio will eventually release 'The Interview,' although the when and the how are still very much unclear.
Less than a week after Sony announced they were canceling the release of 'The Interview' and that they had 'no future plans for its release, we have some encouraging news this weekend.
President Obama bluntly stated yesterday that Sony made a mistake in caving to the threats of hackers that have stolen terabytes of data and threatened movie goers.
Sony Pictures has now decided against ever releasing 'The Interview' in any form, almost guaranteeing themselves a $100 million loss on the film.
Following news that all the major U.S. movie theater chains would not be showing 'The Interview,' Sony Pictures announced it was canceling the release of the film, which was slated to open on Christmas in the U.S.
Just hours after major U.S. theater chains said they would not screen the film following terrorists threats, Sony has canceled the release of 'The Interview,' a comedy in which Seth Rogen and James Franco are sent to North Korea to assassinate Kim Jo
Due to be released on December 25, The Interview has been dropped or delayed by the five largest theater chains in the United States, according to reports.
The Sony Pictures hack saga took a nefarious turn yesterday when an apparent terrorism threat was made against move theaters that show 'The Interview'.
