Sony finally grew a pair and released “The Interview” for online streaming.
The airings will begin at 1:00 PM EST today, Christmas Eve.
The movie can be now viewed on Google Play, YouTube, Microsoft XBox Video and Sony’s special website, SeeTheInterview.com. Continue reading
Sony has released a new statement warning employees and and anyone else who may have been impacted by the huge hack.
The movie studio is offering identity theft protection services to anyone who thinks their data may have been compromised.
As is being widely reported in the press, Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) experienced a significant system disruption on Monday, November 24, 2014. SPE has determined that the cause of the disruption was a brazen cyber attack. Continue reading
Sony Pictures released a statement today saying that they have decided kill the planned December 25th theatrical release of “The Interview” amid hacker’s terror threats against treaters and moviegoers.
Almost every major theater chain had already opted to drop the opening on their own before Sony moved in.
“In light of the decision by the majority of our exhibitors not to show the film The Interview Continue reading
Four of the world’s biggest theaters, Regal Entertainment, AMC Entertainment, Cinemark and Cineplex Entertainment have all said they will not show the new Seth Rogen and James Franco flick, The Interview.
The theater companies reportedly dropped “The Interview” over terror threats from hackers in the massive Sony leak.
Those four companies join Carmike Cinemas in canceling plans to screen “The Interview” on Christmas Day. Continue reading
Seth Rogen and James Franco had a full calendar of events planned to promote their new movie,“The Interview,” but every last one has now been canceled.
ALL upcoming media appearances have been nixed over the latest threats made against theaters showing the movie.
The duo has withdrawn from previously scheduled press appearances, including Rogen’s Thursday appearance on “Late Night with Seth Meyers” and a chat with Buzzfeed Brews, leading up to “The Interview’s” Christmas Day release. Continue reading
In a message posted to social media, the Sony hackers, “Guardians of Peace” delivered a stern warning for anyone hoping to attend the premiere of “The Interview.”
“We will clearly show it to you at the very time and places “The Interview” be shown, including the premiere, how bitter fate those who seek fun in terror should be doomed to. Soon all the world will see what an awful movie Sony Pictures Entertainment has made.”
The world will be full of fear. Continue reading
Matt Drudge shot off a rare and scathing tweet targeting Republican Speaker of the House, John Boehner, and his uncontested passing of the 1,600 page, $1.1 trillion “CRomnibus” spending bill.
The bill increases government spending as well as fully funding Obama’s amnesty and Obamacare.
It’s been a bad year for celebrities when it comes to getting their personal lives revealed on the internet, and now the problem has officially gone from bad to worse.
This time around, a massive Sony leak is said to include celebrity’s most private info, such as social security numbers, addresses and other unthinkables..
The scale of the hack for Sony is said to be Continue reading
At least five brand spanking new movies from Sony Pictures were part of a hack attack that crippled the studio earlier in the week.
The upcoming movie “Annie” and Brad Pitt‘s latest, “Fury,” which is still in theaters, were part of the leak.
“Fury” has been downloaded by over 888,000 unique IP addresses since showing up on peer-to-peer networks on Nov. 27, according to piracy tracking firm Excipio. Continue reading