This is absolute horseshit. I cannot believe that some of the biggest movie theater chains in America are not showing this movie. I honestly cannot believe that we are giving in to this fucking hack. At first, we laughed at the fact that the leader of North Korea was upset by the making of this film. "We're America and we can do whatever the fuck we want!" And now look at us. We're cowering in a Goddamn corner one week before the movie is released. Way to stick to our fucking guns. God, this is infuriating.

That was a rumour that was proved false when she was seen alive weeks later.

Will be quite a short war if we manage to distract China long enough.

Quick Update:
Variety -  Sony cancels Theatrical Release for "The Interview" on Christmas

So it seems like the Movie has been canceled by Sony. Now I wonder if they´ll release it sometime next year or maybe as a BR only. I´d actually like to watch it...

North Korea-Based Thriller With Gore Verbinski And Steve Carell Canceled

http://deadline.com/2014/12/north-korea-thriller-gore-verbinski-steve-carell-canceled-new-regency-1201328532/

Because of the Sony Hack.

Yeah, people don't realize that the reason the movie theaters pulled out is because of what happened at the Dark Knight Rises premier. The theaters aren't going to ignore threats of mass murder.

"Regardless of who did it, this breach feels much different than anything I've seen before," said David Kennedy, founder of the information-security firm TrustedSec. "This attack was designed to go after a company on multiple fronts and try to tank it. It's a precedent-setting breach in that this was done to try to destroy Sony."

http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/sony-hack/after-utter-devastation-sony-hack-experts-ask-whos-next-n270956

Sony's Mainframe was hit, with security bypassed by Admin Level!
CBS News: stated this morning was the Hackers that hit Sony's network was able to gain Admin Access to the Sony's Physical Mainframe. and thats how they got all the data Aquired and destroy the data on the Mainframe as it left.

dont they look all the same?

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The hackers who launched a cyberattack on Sony Pictures praised the company's decision to cancel the release of "The Interview" and said its data will be secure if they continue to comply, CNN reported on Friday, quoting the message.

"It's very wise that you have made a decision to cancel the release of 'The Interview,'" the message said, according to CNN. "We ensure the security of your data unless you make additional trouble."

Guess I was right.

how  so, you being right?

you really think thay are not going to release more of the data? you really think they will not release it?

LMAO, they have no reason not to release the data.