What a roller coaster it has been for the release of Seth Rogen and James Franco's satire movie, The Interview.
A few days after President Obama's encouragement not to give in to terrorist, Sony Pictures as well as Rogen and Franco have all came out to announce a release date for Christmas day.
Less than a week ago, it has been discovered that the Sony hack originated from North Korea; attached with a threat of 9/11 proportions. However, Homeland Security has denied this possibility; it was still the cinemas' responsibilities to ensure the safety of the movie-goers. Hence, all cinemas have decided not to show the movie.
But now some cinemas have agreed to release The Interview so Sony has decided to go ahead with the Christmas day release.
I'm happy that I'll get to see this movie at some point.
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