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The Interview has been parachuted into North Korea
Kim Jong-Un probably isn’t a fan of Seth Rogen.
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Kim Jong-Un probably isn’t a fan of Seth Rogen.
The online streaming service is planning to speed up its expansion as total subscribers passed 57 million in 2014
The FBI says they “got sloppy” and sometimes didn’t block their IP addresses.
But the company’s boss didn’t make any mention of North Korea in his first public comments about the cyber attacks.
Obama said they were aimed at the government of the country and not its citizens.
There’s no such thing as bad publicity.
Don’t have time to mull over the news? Here’s everything you need to know.
It’s a Christmas miracle for Sony Pictures.
The controversial comedy has made more than $17 million since its release.
The isolated country has blasted the US president over the release of ‘The Interview’.
A hacking group claimed responsibility for another attack on both the systems.
The reviews are mixed to say the least.
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Only 200-300 cinemas are, however, expected to show the film.
It’s all thanks to 4chan.
Sony said it still plans to release The Interview… but in a different format.
And people are buying them.
Sony scrapped the film last night after US cinemas refused to screen it. Here’s why.
They call it “the greatest movie made about American patriotism ever”.
It comes after cinema chains all over the US dropped plans for ‘The Interview’ from their screens.
The New York premiere of The Interview has been cancelled as a result.
The film concerns an assassination bid on Kim Jong-Un. Yeah.